萨克猎 (Falcocherrug) 亚种的遗传分析

Rusko Petrov1,2, Dobri Yarkov2, Nayden Chakarov3

  • 1Green Balkans - Stara Zagora NGO, Stara Zagora, Bulgaria Green Balkans - Stara Zagora NGO Stara Zagora Bulgaria.

Biodiversity data journal
|February 26, 2024
PubMed
概括

基因分析证实了保加利亚有两个不同的Saker Falcon (Falco cherrug) 种群,支持育种计划的亚种定义. 东部的Saker猎表现出独特的遗传标记,而西方种群表现出一些杂交.

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