256 Newsroom — Uganda's Digital News Infrastructure
Health

A study of 302 free-roaming Chernobyl dogs found two genetically distinct populations just 16 kilometres apart, but when researchers went looking for extra mutations to explain the split, they could not find any - Space Daily

Share
A study of 302 free-roaming Chernobyl dogs found two genetically distinct populations just 16 kilometres apart, but when researchers went looking for extra mutations to explain the split, they could not find any - Space Daily
Image · Space Daily

What the report says

Genetic walls have risen between dog populations in Chernobyl's shadow, but the radiation itself may not be the architect.

Read the full report at Space Daily →

Loading debate for this article…

Other publishers covering this story

No additional verified coverage is currently clustered with this report.

Related reporting