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Phylogeography of lions ( Panthera leo ssp.) reveals three distinct taxa and a late Pleistocene reduction in genetic diversityNARA Subscribed
Molecular Ecology · 2009 · Vol. 18 · Issue 8 · Wiley
ROSS BARNETT; BETH SHAPIRO; IAN BARNES; SIMON Y. W. HO; JOACHIM BURGER; NOBUYUKI YAMAGUCHI; THOMAS F. G. HIGHAM; H. TODD WHEELER; WILFRIED ROSENDAHL; ANDREI V. SHER; MARINA SOTNIKOVA; TATIANA KUZNETSOVA; GENNADY F. BARYSHNIKOV; LARRY D. MARTIN; C. RICHARD HARINGTON; JAMES A. BURNS; ALAN COOPER
Lions were the most widespread carnivores in the late Pleistocene, ranging from southern Africa to the southern USA, but little is known about the evolutionary relationships among these Pleistocene populations or the dynamics that led to their extinction. Using ancient DNA techniques, we obtained mitochondrial sequences from 52 individuals sampled across the present and former range of lions. Phylogenetic analysis revealed thr...
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