High levels of recent wolf × dog introgressive hybridization in agricultural landscapes of central Italy
Abstract
Representing a form of anthropogenic hybridization, wolf–dog interbreeding may potentially compromise the ecological and evolutionary traits of local wolf populations and corrode social tolerance towards wolves. However, estimates of the extent of wolf–dog hybridization in wolf populations are scarce, especially at a multi-pack scale and in human-dominated landscapes. Using non-invasive (n = 215) and invasive (n = 25) samples of wolf-like canids...
Paper Details
Title
High levels of recent wolf × dog introgressive hybridization in agricultural landscapes of central Italy
Published Date
Aug 14, 2019
Volume
65
Issue
5
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