ArticleeLife2021
High-quality carnivoran genomes from roadkill samples enable comparative species delineation in aardwolf and bat-eared fox.
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Abstract
In a context of ongoing biodiversity erosion, obtaining genomic resources from wildlife is essential for conservation. The thousands of yearly mammalian roadkill provide a useful source material for genomic surveys. To illustrate the potential of this underexploited resource, we used roadkill samples to study the genomic diversity of the bat-eared fox (
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