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[Origin of the house mice (superspecies complex Mus musculus sensu lato) from the Transcaucasian region: A new look at dispersal routes and evolution].

Genetika - 1 Sept 2004

Milishnikov A N, Lavrenchenko L A, Lebedev V S

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We analyzed our results and literature evidence on variability of nuclear protein genes in 39 populations of eight synanthropic and wild species of house mice (superspecies complexes Mus musculus and M. spicilegus) from Transcaucasia, Eastern and Western Europe, Near and Middle East, Central, South, and East Asia, and Cuba. These data were for the first time ever combined into a single database by unification of...

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