Spatial population genomics of the brown rat (Rattus norvegicus) in New York City

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@donkoclock https://t.co/pk26hC2eMr

@ladboy0 @hellool21033232 @AllahPeno @Not__So_Obvious Even rats in the same city are genetically distinct, such as rats in NYC that famously have big genetic and behavior swings depending on the part of town they are from. https://t.co/0gOkfa5nDX

@RyokoFujiiEN IKR? You can read the study in question here. https://t.co/X5YPwnHhsc

RT @cubical: @BWJones https://t.co/nZlcxtYIkf

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