Neo-sex chromosomes in the black muntjac recapitulate incipient evolution of mammalian sex chromosomes

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RT @StoneLab_ASU: DNA from Indian muntjac was used to show a neo-sex chromosome system (a fusion of a non-sex chromosome to the sex chromos…

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RT @StoneLab_ASU: DNA from Indian muntjac was used to show a neo-sex chromosome system (a fusion of a non-sex chromosome to the sex chromos…

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DNA from Indian muntjac was used to show a neo-sex chromosome system (a fusion of a non-sex chromosome to the sex chromosomes) in the closely related black muntjac deer less than 0.5 million years ago (SUPER recent on evolutionary time). #2022MMM https://t

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RT @mwilsonsayres: .@leafwarbler I don't know with Mouse Deer. I do know Muntjac deer have additions to their sex chromosomes: https://t.co…

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