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Analysis of the genetic diversity of Tahe red deer and population structure of Cervus elaphu/hanglu/canadensis.

Gene - 15 Jan 2025

Yang Sukun, Wang Hongliang, Dong Yimeng, Zhao Xitang, Dong Shiwu, Wang Xinhao, Xing Xiumei

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The Tahe red deer is currently the largest breeding population of antlered Cervus elaphus in China. It has unique characteristics such as drought and roughage tolerance, high antler yield and early sexual maturity. It is a high-quality provenance for cultivating high-yield Cervus elaphus breeds and is also the subject of study on the origin, evolution, and classification of Cervus elaphus. The breeding quantity...

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PMID: 39326473
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2024.148960

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