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    Zhang D, Yu M, Hu P, Peng S, Liu Y, Li W, Wang C, He S, Zhai W, Xu Q, Chen L.
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  • 29. Detecting mitochondrial signatures of selection in wild Tibetan pigs and domesticated pigs.
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  • 36. Genomic Analyses Reveal Potential Independent Adaptation to High Altitude in Tibetan Chickens.
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    Lv W, Lei Y, Deng Y, Sun N, Liu X, Yang L, He S.
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