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Ancient Mitogenomes Reveal the Maternal Genetic History of East Asian Dogs.
Molecular biology and evolution - 2 Apr 2024
Zhang Ming, Song Yanbo, Wang Caihui, Sun Guoping, Zhuang Lina, Guo Mingjian, Ren Lele, Wangdue Shargan, Dong Guanghui, Dai Qingyan, Cao Peng, Yang Ruowei, Liu Feng, Feng Xiaotian, Bennett E Andrew, Zhang Xiaoling, Chen Xi, Wang Fen, Luan Fengshi, Dong Wenbin, Lu Guoquan, Hao Daohua, Hou Hongwei, Wang Hui, Qiao Hong, Wang Zhongxin, Hu Xiaojun, He Wei, Xi Lin, Wang Weilin, Shao Jing, Sun Zhouyong, Yue Lianjian, Ding Yan, Tashi Norbu, Tsho Yang, Tong Yan, Yang Yangheshan, Zhu Shilun, Miao Bo, Wang Wenjun, Zhang Lizhao, Hu Songmei, Ni Xijun, Fu Qiaomei
Abstract excerpt
Recent studies have suggested that dogs were domesticated during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) in Siberia, which contrasts with previous proposed domestication centers (e.g. Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia). Ancient DNA provides a powerful resource for the study of mammalian evolution and has been widely used to understand the genetic history of domestic animals. To understand the maternal genetic history...
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