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遗传与狼的遗传纠塑造了现代狗的形状

Audrey T Lin1,2, Regina A Fairbanks2,3, Jose Barba-Montoya1

  • 1Richard Gilder Graduate School, American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY 10024.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
|November 24, 2025
PubMed
概括

现代狗具有显著的狼血统,有64.1%的品种和100%的村庄狗携带来自古代混合物的遗传痕迹. 这种狼祖先影响了大小和感官敏度等特征.

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这些狗狗狗狗狗狗狗狗.化 化 化 化混合物 混合物 混合物当地的祖先推断推断.狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼,狼

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