2016
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0166081
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Mitochondrial Genome Analysis Reveals Historical Lineages in Yellowstone Bison

Abstract: Yellowstone National Park is home to one of the only plains bison populations that have continuously existed on their present landscape since prehistoric times without evidence of domestic cattle introgression. Previous studies characterized the relatively high levels of nuclear genetic diversity in these bison, but little is known about their mitochondrial haplotype diversity. This study assessed mitochondrial genomes from 25 randomly selected Yellowstone bison and found 10 different mitochondrial haplotypes … Show more

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“…The reference bison (aka Templeton) has a well-documented history, showing that it originated from YNP. This bison was utilized in a collaborative research project on brucellosis (Forgacs et al, 2016). When sampled, he was being managed as part of a brucellosis-free herd on a private ranch in Montana.…”
Section: Collection Of Dna Samples/isolation Of Dnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reference bison (aka Templeton) has a well-documented history, showing that it originated from YNP. This bison was utilized in a collaborative research project on brucellosis (Forgacs et al, 2016). When sampled, he was being managed as part of a brucellosis-free herd on a private ranch in Montana.…”
Section: Collection Of Dna Samples/isolation Of Dnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While opportunities for comparison among mtDNA studies of bison have been limited due to designation of haplotypes mostly based on restriction sites and low quality of some mtDNA sequences [10], partial control region sequences [11] or the lack of the control regions in the mitochondrial genome sequences [19], we were able to compare the mtDNA control region haplotypes in our study with the complete control region sequences of bison mitochondrial…”
Section: Haplotype Variation In Plains Bison Conservation Herdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One library was sequenced under the CanSeq150 project using the same workflow at the Sequencing Facility of The Center for Applied Genomics (TCAG) in the Hospital for the Sick Kids. Existing whole-genome DNA sequencing data from a further 14 bison (Forgacs et al, 2016) was included in the analysis. The resulting data set includes plains (n = 26) and wood (n = 13) bison ( Table 1).…”
Section: Sequenced Animalsmentioning
confidence: 99%