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A recent study has identified signs of natural selection in the dog population of Chernobyl. While genetic differences have been observed, the reasons behind these changes and their evolutionary implications are not yet understood.
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A recent study has identified signs of natural selection in the dog population of Chernobyl. While genetic differences have been observed, the reasons behind these changes and their evolutionary implications are not yet understood.
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Chernobyl’s Dogs May Be Evolving, but Scientists Don’t Know Why
Study Indicates Natural Selection in Chernobyl's Dog Population