ArticleGenetica2026
Genetic diversity and phylogenetic placement of the Procapra picticaudata (Tibetan gazelle) from northern Sikkim, India.
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Abstract
We analysed mitochondrial control region sequences of Procapra picticaudata (Tibetan gazelle) in northern Sikkim, India, to assess its genetic diversity, phylogenetic relationship, and demographic history. We identified 12 haplotypes from 24 successfully amplified fecal samples, exhibiting high haplotype diversity (h = 0.916) and nucleotide diversity (π = 0.00627). Bayesian phylogenetic analyses revealed that Sikkim haplotypes did not form a geographically exclusive clade; instead, they clustered with Tibetan Plateau haplotypes, whereas Chinese mountain samples formed a distinct lineage. Considerable genetic distance was observed between Indian and Chinese P. picticaudata and P. przewalskii. The newly generated sequences provide baseline information for future range-wide population genetic assessments and conservation planning for this small peripheral population.
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