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Population structure and genetic history of Tibetan Terriers.

Genetics, selection, evolution : GSE - 27 Dec 2019

Janeš Mateja, Zorc Minja, Cubric-Curik Vlatka, Curik Ino, Dovc Peter

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BACKGROUND: Tibetan Terrier is a popular medium-sized companion dog breed. According to the history of the breed, the western population of Tibetan Terriers includes two lineages, Lamleh and Luneville. These two lineages derive from a small number of founder animals from the native Tibetan Terrier population, which were brought to Europe in the 1920s. For almost a century, the western population of Tibetan...

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PMID: 31881816
DOI: 10.1186/s12711-019-0520-4
PMCID: PMC6935067

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