“Type D” killer whale genomes reveal long-term small population size and low genetic diversity

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Heredity, March 2023

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@fishliver404 @nidohime OFC!❤️❤️ https://t.co/jOOJXzZBHk

@CrawsPaws @nidohime https://t.co/jOOJXzZBHk im so excited for us to get more papers on this guy

Tenint una de les menors diversitats genètiques de qualsevol mamífer al món, es especula que la seva morfologia tan característica podria ser deguda a aquest alt nivell de consanguinitat. Article: https://t.co/cnm7g6R8dZ

For more about one of these, Type D killer whales, see Foote et al. https://t.co/XqJ7sKWCXT and @emmaluck22's AGA Blog post https://t.co/FOKNSzuUXQ

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