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American Mastodon Mitochondrial Genomes Reveal Multiple Lineages

Sep 01, 2020
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NEW YORK – An international team of researchers has conducted a phylogeographic study of the extinct American mastodon (Mammut americanum) based on 35 complete mitochondrial genomes, finding that there were multiple lineages that existed within the species, including two distinct clades from eastern Beringia.

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