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Evolutionary Analysis in Africa

Our work in Africa within this theme is wide ranging - from genetic studies of wild dog populations that inform management practice to genetics analysis of pathogens involved in zoonotic disease.

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Coming home: Bringing African Wild Dogs back into the Serengeti

Thu, 14 May 2015 14:56:00 BST

As the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute re-introduce one of Africa's iconic species into Serengeti National Park, they are supported in their efforts by genetics researchers from the University of Glasgow.

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