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The Cryptic African Wolf: Canis aureus lupaster Is Not a Golden Jackal and Is Not Endemic to Egypt

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The analysis of the canid mitochondrial genome studied in Morocco shows that it is neither wolf ( Canis lupus ) nor Eurasian jackal ( Canis aureus )

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