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Museums and Zoos: Rapid genetic identification of rare species and practical applications for conservation and systematics in a biodiverse country

2025-02-15

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<h4> Abstract </h4> Obtaining genetic information from rare species is challenging for scientists, but it is crucial for understanding animal evolutionary history and informing conservation management initiatives. We present the first example of a collaborative local network that includes zoos and natural history collections to investigate the evolution, systematics, and conservation concerns of olingos (genus...

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14a05f9a-d3e0-5c21-adfb-08ab918d7570
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10.1101/2025.02.10.637512
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