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On the ancestry and evolution of the extinct dire wolf

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Gregory Gedman
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Kathleen Morrill Pirovich
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Jonas Oppenheimer
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Chaz Hyseni
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Molly Cassatt‐Johnstone
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Alexander G. Lucaci
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Nicolas Alexandre
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William Troy
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J. Chris Chao
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Olivier Fedrigo
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Savannah J. Hoyt
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Patrick G. S. Grady
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Sam Sacco
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William Seligmann
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Ayusman Dash
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Mithil Chokshi
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Laura Knecht
J
James B. Papizan
T
Tyler Miyawaki
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Sven Bocklandt
DOI:10.1016/j.xgen.2026.101306delete
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• Paleogenomes (12.8×, 3.4×) generated from dire wolf specimens (>72,000, ∼13,000 ya) • Nuclear genome reconstruction via iterative mapping reduces reference bias • Dire wolf lineage split from jackals and wolf-like canids 4.5 mya • Dual ancestry model supports admixture in evolution of dire wolves
Keywords:
evolution
dire wolf
canid
admixture
ancient DNA
paleogenomics
pangenomics
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Cell Genomics
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