Genetic polymorphism and structure of grey wolf (Canis lupus) populations in Eurasia
2018
Panagiotopoulou, H. | Patrzyk, M. | Dąbrowski, M. | Bujalska, B. | Rychlicka, E. | Suchecka, E. | Doan, K. | Giannatos, G. | Volokh, Anatolii | Волох, Анатолій Михайлович | Волох, Анатолий Михайлович | Alagaili, А. | Mohammed, O. | Okhlopkov, I. | Pilot, M. | Bogdanowicz, W.
While the grey wolf would be a top predator in most of Eurasia's terrestrial ecosystems , hunting and environmental transformations have contributed to a strong reduction or eradication of populations over much of this area. Today's protection strategies depend on knowledge of population genetic variability and structure, and our analysis of those characteristics presented here draws on a unique sample set that can offer a comprehensive view of this. Indeed, as far as we know, this is the rst nuclear-based genetic study of wolf populations to encompass the Eurasian continent.
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