Genomic consequences of population decline in critically endangered pangolins and their demographic histories
Abstract
Pangolins are among the most critically endangered animals due to heavy poaching and worldwide trafficking. However, their demographic histories and the genomic consequences of their recent population declines remain unknown. We generated high-quality de novo reference genomes for critically endangered Malayan (Manis javanica, MJ) and Chinese (M. pentadactyla, MP) pangolins and re-sequencing population genomic data from 74 MJs and 23 MPs. We...
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Title
Genomic consequences of population decline in critically endangered pangolins and their demographic histories
Published Date
Feb 27, 2020
Journal
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
798 - 814
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