Analysis of mitochondrial DNA haplotype groups for south Texas canids, Canis rufus, after past hybridization events

Analysis of mitochondrial DNA haplotype groups for south Texas canids, Canis rufus, after past hybridization events

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Spring 2026

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mtDNA: mitochondrial DNA; passed from maternal parent to offspring (Haplotype)

Haplotype:  a group of genes or genetic markers inherited together from a single parent (Haplotype)

Mitochondrial DNA haplotypes specific sequences of mtDNA that is passed exclusively from maternal parent to offspring (Giles et al. 1980)

Pro's:

It is passed unchanged from mother to offspring, meaning it is fairly stable (Giles et al. 1980)

Each cell has multiple mitochondria vs one nucleus , which means mtDNA it is more likely to be recoverable from degraded samples like scat (Templeton et al. 2013)

Keywords

Mitochondial DNA, Haplotype, mtDNA, Cellular biology, Canis rufus, Red wolf

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Digital Commons at St. Mary's University

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San Antonio, Texas

Analysis of mitochondrial DNA haplotype groups for south Texas canids, Canis rufus, after past hybridization events

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