An evolutionary conundrum involving kouprey and banteng: A response from Galbreath, Mordacq and Weiler

Galbreath, Gary J.; Mordacq, John C.; Weiler, F. H.

doi:10.1111/j.1469-7998.2007.00317.x

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“…(2009) FJ971080 Cattle_T Achilli et al. (2008) EU177842 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF685913 B. javanicus Galbreath et al. (2006) DQ459558 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF693796 B. javanicus Handschuh and Hassanin (2013) KF193888 B. javanicus Galbreath et al.…”

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“…(2006) DQ459558 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF693796 B. javanicus Handschuh and Hassanin (2013) KF193888 B. javanicus Galbreath et al. (2007) EF197952 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF685912 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF685914 B. javanicus Galbreath et al. (2006) DQ459559 B. sauveli Hassanin and Ropiquet (2004) AY689189 B. javanicus Hassanin and Ropiquet (2007a , 2007b ) EF693797 B. javanicus Tanaka et al.…”

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“…Various conflicting hypotheses have previously been suggested regarding its taxonomy and phylogenetic placement, including that it represents a private lineage ( Coolidge, 1940 ; Wharton, 1957 ), related to gaur Bos gaurus and/or banteng Bos javanicus ( Urbain, 1937 ; Bohlken, 1961 ; Pfeffer and Kim-San, 1967 ; Geraads, 1992 ; Hassanin and Ropiquet, 2004 ), aurochs Bos primigenius ( Groves, 1981 ), or domestic cattle ( Bohlken, 1963 ). Alternatively, other hypotheses argue it may have originated as a hybrid, for example, between B. javanicus and zebu cattle ( Edmond-Blanc, 1947 ; Bohlken, 1958 ; Galbreath et al., 2006 ) (but see Hassanin and Ropiquet, 2007a ; Galbreath et al., 2007 ; Hedges et al., 2007 ), or between B. javanicus and either B. gaurus or water buffalo Bubalus bubalis ( Edmond-Blanc, 1947 ).…”

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Kouprey (Bos sauveli) genomes unveil polytomic origin of wild Asian Bos

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Summary The evolution of the genera Bos and Bison , and the nature of gene flow between wild and domestic species, is poorly understood, with genomic data of wild species being limited. We generated two genomes from the likely extinct kouprey ( Bos sauveli ) and analyzed them alongside other Bos and Bison genomes. We found that B. sauveli possessed genomic signatures characteristic of an independent species closely related to Bos javanicus and Bos gaurus . We found evidence for extensive incomplete lineage sorting across the three species, consistent with a polytomic diversification of the major ancestry in the group, potentially followed by secondary gene flow. Finally, we detected significant gene flow from an unsampled Asian Bos -like source into East Asian zebu cattle, demonstrating both that the full genomic diversity and evolutionary history of the Bos complex has yet to be elucidated and that museum specimens and ancient DNA are valuable resources to do so.

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Kouprey (Bos sauveli) genomes unveil polytomic origin of wild Asian Bos

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“…The successes experienced by the Baltic States in the processes of democratisation, marketisation and de-Sovietisation, provide the perfect example to Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine of how to consolidate political and economic reforms in their attempt to integrate with the Euro-Atlantic community. 17 Despite the apparent simplicity in this plan of action, the choice is much more complex for the eastern 'neighbourhood' in part because of the historical ties they share with Russia. Where the Baltic States were acknowledged independent states in the inter-war period, the geographical and political regions which are now the eastern 'neighbourhood', have been attached to Russia for centuries and not until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 did they gain independence.…”

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