Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Strait @molecology @raquelgodinho8 #genetics #ConservationScience #openaccess #wolf
Demography and evolutionary history of grey wolf populations around the Bering Strait.
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Several posts express strong support and curiosity, incorporating scientific references such as glacial periods' influence on species distribution, indicating a high level of engagement and interest, while comments about ecological challenges and conservation efforts reflect the article's substantial impact on ongoing ecological discussions.
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- The study suggests that modern grey wolf populations around the Bering Strait originated from a common ancestor around 34,400 years ago, with divergence occurring before the known expansion from Beringia roughly 25,000 years ago.
- Inland wolf populations in the Russian Far East and North America had similar demographic histories and experienced population declines during the Pleistocene, likely due to climate changes, while coastal North American wolves had consistently lower population sizes.
- Differences in demographic patterns between inland and coastal wolf populations are probably influenced by a mix of ecological factors such as historical gene flow, landscape fragmentation, and human activities in recent times.]
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Glacial periods throughout the #Pleistocene has been a substantial driver of change in species distributions. Explore the phylogeographic histories of extant modern grey wolf populations around the Bering Strait in this #OA @molecology article
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RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
RT @PachecoMCF: The first paper of my PhD thesis is out
RT @PachecoMCF: The first paper of my PhD thesis is out
The first paper of my PhD thesis is out
RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
RT @AstridVStronen: Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Str…
Our new paper, led by Carolina Pacheco (@PachecoMCF), on wolf demography and evolutionary history around the Bering Strait @molecology @raquelgodinho8 #genetics #ConservationScience #openaccess #wolf
RT @WileyEcolEvol: Glacial periods throughout the #Pleistocene has been a substantial driver of change in species distributions. Explore t…
Glacial periods throughout the #Pleistocene has been a substantial driver of change in species distributions. Explore the phylogeographic histories of extant modern grey wolf populations around the Bering Strait in this #OA @molecology article
Demography and evolutionary history of grey wolf populations around the Bering Strait https://t.co/CWPDVqi1w2