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Population Structure and Genetic Diversity of Tumbler Pigeon Based on Whole-Genome Resequencing.
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The Tumbler pigeon, a genetic resource of pigeons, exhibits diverse feather colors and distinct flight characteristics compared with other pigeon species, but the genetic basis of these traits remains unclear. Using whole-genome resequencing technology with Illumina NovaSeq X Plus paired-end sequencing (PE150, read length 150 bp) at an average genome coverage of 14.5×, this study analyzed the genetic structure, genetic diversity, and genetic differentiation of 80 individual Tumbler pigeons, Tarim pigeons and homing pigeons, collected from different regions of Xinjiang. In principal component analysis, the Tarim pigeon (TP) and the homing pigeon (XY) each formed relatively independent clusters, and there is a detectable genetic distance between them and the Tumbler pigeon (FC, FY) from the two regions. Moreover, there is an individual overlap phenomenon between the two Tumbler pigeon populations. In the analysis of genetic diversity,
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