BlesbokHardebeest

Anna M van Wyk1,2, Erika Schulze3, Kim Labuschagne1

  • 1South African National Biodiversity Institute Pretoria South Africa.

Ecology and evolution
|April 4, 2024
PubMed
概括

在孤立的环境中,布莱斯博克和红色哈特比斯特之间的人为杂交产生了无菌的F1杂交. 建议对被囚禁种群进行遗传监测,以有效管理生殖工作.

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