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Genetic Diversity and Divergence among Bighorn Sheep from Reintroduced Herds in Washington and Idaho

2021-08-01

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Bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) populations in the western United States have undergone widespread declines and extirpations since the late nineteenth century as a consequence of introduced diseases, competition with livestock, and unregulated hunting. Washington, Idaho, USA, and British Columbia, Canada were historically thought to be occupied by 2 bighorn lineages or subspecies: Rocky Mountain (O. c. canadensis)...

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53d79d3a-0d92-5034-a15d-cdc6b41deaf8
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10.1002/jwmg.22065
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