“…see Forshaw, 2011), and the need to disentangle patterns of geographical, sexual and age-related variation. Genomic analyses have the potential to help to characterize conservation units, investigate connectivity among core breeding populations, and resolve lingering taxonomic uncertainties about subspecies boundaries (Baumsteiger et al, 2017;Marie et al, 2019;Tonzo et al, 2019;Ewart et al, 2020). Furthermore, genetic data could facilitate the development of wildlife forensic tools, such as geographical provenance and progeny testing, to increase the capacity for detection and prosecute trafficking crimes involving this species (Walker et al, 1999;Huffman & Wallace, 2011).…”