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Historical Westward Migration Phases of Ovis aries Inferred from the Population Structure and the Phylogeography of Occidental Mediterranean Native Sheep Breeds.

Genes - 10 Aug 2022

Ben Sassi-Zaidy Yousra, Mohamed-Brahmi Aziza, Chaouch Melek, Maretto Fabio, Cendron Filippo, Charfi-Cheikhrouha Faouzia, Ben Abderrazak Souha, Djemali Mnaour, Cassandro Martino

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In this study, the genetic relationship and the population structure of western Mediterranean basin native sheep breeds are investigated, analyzing Maghrebian, Central Italian, and Venetian sheep with a highly informative microsatellite markers panel. The phylogeographical analysis, between breeds' differentiation level (Wright's fixation index), gene flow, ancestral relatedness measured by molecular coancestry,...

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PMID: 36011332
DOI: 10.3390/genes13081421
PMCID: PMC9408117

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