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. 2014 Oct 1;15(1):834. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-834

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Map of sample locations in the present study. Our samples were collected from 5 Tibetan pig geographic populations and 25 Chinese lowland breeds. Populations tested in this study are highlighted in pink. Our previously reported and online available breeds are indicated in blue and green, respectively. Phenotypes of the 5 Tibetan pig geographic populations are shown in the left panel. BAM, Bamei; BMX, Bama Xiang; CJX, Congjiang Xiang; DHB, Dahuabai; DN, Diannanxiaoer; DS, Dongshan; EHL, Erhualian; GST, Tibetan (Gansu); GX, Ganxi; HT, Hetaodaer; JH, Jinhua; JQH, Jiangquhai; KL, Kele; LIC, Lichahei; LWU, Laiwu; LUC, Luchuan; MG, Mingguangxiaoer; MIN, Min; MS, Meishan; NJ, Neijiang; RC, Rongchang; SCT, Tibetan (Sichuan); SUT, Sutai; SZL, Shaziling; TC, Tongcheng; TT1, Tibetan (Gongbujiangda); TT2, Tibetan (Milin); WB, Chinese wild boars; WZS, Wuzhishan; YNT, Tibetan (Yunnan).