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. 2020 Nov 26;11(12):1409. doi: 10.3390/genes11121409

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Bayesian tree of ancient and modern dogs and wolves based on the 360 bp database of mtDNA (Table S1). Samples from this study are highlighted in bold. Ancient canid specimens in the three enlargements are labeled with the respective country of origin and their approximate reported age. Monophyletic clusters of modern canid sequences are collapsed and identified by the dog clade to which they belong. PBrd denotes modern dog samples available from literature. The outgroup (a coyote) is not shown. Samples included in the tree are listed in the Table S1.