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Assessment of minimum sample sizes required to adequately represent diversity reveals inadequacies in datasets of domestic dog mitochondrial DNA.

Mitochondrial DNA - 1 Feb 2010

Webb Kristen, Allard Marc

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Evolutionary and forensic studies commonly choose the mitochondrial control region as the locus for which to evaluate the domestic dog. However, the number of dogs that need to be sampled in order to represent the control region variation present in the worldwide population i...

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PMID: 20121654
DOI: 10.3109/19401730903532044

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