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Genomic analysis of wolves from Pakistan clarifies boundaries among three divergent wolf lineages.

The Journal of heredity - 10 Jul 2024

Hennelly Lauren M, Sarwar Ghulam, Fatima Hira, Werhahn Geraldine, Abbas Fakhar I, Khan Abdul M, Mahmood Tariq, Kachel Shannon, Kubanychbekov Zairbek, Waseem Muhammad T, Zahra Naqvi Rubab, Hamid Abdul, Abbas Yasir, Aisha Hamera, Waseem Muhammad, Farooq Muhammad, Sacks Benjamin N

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Among the three main divergent lineages of gray wolf (Canis lupus), the Holarctic lineage is the most widespread and best studied, particularly in North America and Europe. Less is known about Tibetan (also called Himalayan) and Indian wolf lineages in southern Asia, especially in areas surrounding Pakistan where all three lineages are thought to meet. Given the endangered status of the Indian wolf in neighboring...

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PMID: 37897187
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esad066

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