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Ancient DNA: a promising tool for understanding the evolutionary history and human pressure in the highly endangered limpet Patella ferruginea

2024-01-29

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The use of ancient DNA has been proved as a powerful tool in phylogeny and phylogeographic studies. Nonetheless, its application in the field of conservation has been limited. Moreover, marine mollusc shells are well-preserved in the fossil record, providing invaluable information about the past. However, the extraction of DNA from ancient shells constitutes a challenge and only recently it has performed. In this...

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6213583a-5e5b-56a7-8bb2-a23f6892f593
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3894412/v1
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