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Ancient genomes reveal over two thousand years of dingo population structure
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This research unveils the ancient lineage of dingoes, revealing their population structure and complex ancestry, with minimal hybridization from domestic dogs. Conducted by Yassine Souilmi and colleagues, it sheds light on the dingo's ecological and cultural journey in Australia over thousands of years.
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