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Footprints of Wolves and Foxes: Phylogeography and Population History of Canidae

2024-12-27

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This review explores the evolutionary history and global expansion of canid species, focusing on the phylogeny and distribution of existing canids, along with the phylogeographic patterns and population history of several key species. It begins by tracing the evolutionary lineage of canids from their origins in the Eocene, emphasizing their significance as one of the oldest extant carnivore groups. The global dist...

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724a4243-fc38-5871-a50d-60287379cc7e
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10.20944/preprints202412.2309.v1
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