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Modern dogs are more Asian fusions than Euro pups, study finds (UCD)
Don't close the book on Fido's genealogy just yet: A new study led by
University of California, Davis, wildlife genetics researchers provides a
surprising glimpse into the global heritage of both wild and domestic dogs.
Results from the study, which examined the DNA of 642 dogs, suggest that
European and American canine breeds were much more influenced by dogs from
Southeast Asia than by ancient Western dogs or by dogs from the Middle East,
as was previously thought.
Findings from the study by UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine researchers
Ben Sacks, Sarah Brown and Niels Pedersen, along with collaborators in Iran,
Taiwan and Israel, appear online in the journal Public Library of Science
(PLoS) One.
"The two most hotly debated theories propose that dogs originated in Southeast
Asia or the Middle East," said study co-author Ben Sacks, director of the
Canid Diversity and Conservation Group in the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory
in the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. The laboratory is an
international leader in animal genetics research and provides DNA testing and
forensic analysis for numerous wildlife, companion animal and livestock
species.
"In contrast to those theories, our findings suggest that modern European and
American dogs are ...
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