ArticleAnimal genetics2026
Revisiting Genetic Relationships of the Endangered Austrian Turopolje With Balkan and Commercial Pig Breeds Using Genome-Wide SNP Data.
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The endangered Austrian Turopolje (AT) pig population, which originated from six Croatian Turopolje founders imported during the early 1990s, is nowadays preserved through a national conservation project. This study aims to identify genetic relations, genetic distances and migration events between the AT population, four Austrian commercial breeds, and seven local Balkan breeds, as well as their inbreeding levels by using medium-density single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays. The AT population was well separated from the other breeds (multi-dimensional scaling and Admixture analyses), although displaying a relative genetic proximity to Croatian Turopolje, Hungarian Mangalitsa, and Swallow bellied Mangalitsa. AT did not show any sign of possible gene flow deriving from the other breeds, except for the Banija Spotted (Treemix analysis). The AT genetic variability did not appear negatively influenced by its recent demographic history (inbreeding based on runs of homozygosity, F
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