Vultur gryphus (Linneaus, 1758) is distributed throughout the entire length of the Andes mountain ranges, however, habitat destruction, overpopulation, agriculture and among other factors have fragmented its habitat, causing this to affect its population and placing it in the low red book the Endangered category (EN); the fragmentation of its habitat does not allow the condor to find nesting places and can increase its population, this brings the reduction of genetic variability, genetic diversity, mutation, among others. The objective is to recognize the effects of fragmentation in relation to the population genetic variability and conservation of the Andean condor in Peru. An extensive search for information was carried out in Google search engine, ResearchGate, Scielo and Redalyc, of publications in English or Spanish between 1980 - 2020, in which different search terms were used such...

Vultur gryphus (Linneaus, 1758) is distributed throughout the entire length of the Andes mountain ranges, however, habitat destruction, overpopulation, agriculture and among other factors have fragmented its habitat, causing this to affect its population and placing it in the low red book the Endangered category (EN); the fragmentation of its habitat does not allow the condor to find nesting places and can increase its population, this brings the reduction of genetic variability, genetic diversity, mutation, among others. The objective is to recognize the effects of fragmentation in relation to the population genetic variability and conservation of the Andean condor in Peru. An extensive search for information was carried out in Google search engine, ResearchGate, Scielo and Redalyc, of publications in English or Spanish between 1980 - 2020, in which different search terms were used such...