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Multilocus detection of wolf x dog hybridization in italy, and guidelines for marker selection.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Randi Ettore, Hulva Pavel, Fabbri Elena, Galaverni Marco, Galov Ana, Kusak Josip, Bigi Daniele, Bolfíková Barbora Černá, Smetanová Milena, Caniglia Romolo

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Hybridization and introgression can impact the evolution of natural populations. Several wild canid species hybridize in nature, sometimes originating new taxa. However, hybridization with free-ranging dogs is threatening the genetic integrity of grey wolf populations (Canis lupus), or even the survival of endangered species (e.g., the Ethiopian wolf C. simensis). Efficient molecular tools to assess hybridization...

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0086409
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