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DNA fingerprinting in Speke's gazelle: a test for genetic distinctness, and the correlation between relatedness and similarity.
Molecular ecology - 1 Aug 1994
Butler M A, Templeton A R, Read B
Abstract excerpt
In the absence of pedigree information, the determination of genetic distinctness of populations can only be made by genetic methods. Using DNA fingerprinting on the North American captive herd of Speke's gazelle Gazella spekei, we were able to address two hypotheses. First, two new individuals were found to have come from a genetically distinct population (P = 0.008, permutation test), and represent potential...
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