Genetic polymorphism and structure of wild and zoo populations of the fosa (Eupleridae, Carnivora), the largest living carnivoran of Madagascar

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RT @cegAmorim: @AnneWHilborn Mitochondrial genetic diversity of a captive population of the fossa is greater than that of wild populations.…

20 Mar 2020

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@AnneWHilborn Mitochondrial genetic diversity of a captive population of the fossa is greater than that of wild populations. This suggests that this zoo population encompasses a great proportion of the genetic diversity of the species. #TeamCatsish https:/

20 Mar 2020

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RT @eMoqanaki: Genetic structure of the #fosa: https://t.co/Anx9QT7KDL

13 Jul 2018

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Genetic structure of the #fosa: https://t.co/Anx9QT7KDL

13 Jul 2018

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RT @CortniBorgerson: #NowReading a very cool paper on #fosa genetics by G Veron et al.! @lukedollar https://t.co/RImHCOy7W7 https://t.co/x…

18 Apr 2018

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#NowReading a very cool paper on #fosa genetics by G Veron et al.! @lukedollar https://t.co/RImHCOy7W7 https://t.co/xgnMRSqwFN

17 Apr 2018

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