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G(e)nomic Wisdom

Posted on December 4, 2020 by twilightbeasts

When I first started doing ancient DNA way back in two thousand and [polite cough], every base pair was a win. Nature papers were published with less sequence than you’d now expect a fresher to produce in their first lab … Continue reading →

Posted in American Lion, Cave Lion, Cheetah, DNA, European Jaguar, Leopard, Lynx, Sabre tooth Cat | Tagged ancient DNA, felidae, Homotherium, Miocene, Oligocene, Palaeogenomics, Pleistocene, Sabretooth cat, Scimitar Cat | 10 Comments

The Lynx effect

Posted on September 19, 2015 by twilightbeasts

Here at TwilightBeasts we like to focus on the Pleistocene. That magic time when everything was bigger, badder, and weirder than now. But it’s a simple fact that every species now extant must have had an ancestor during the Pleistocene. … Continue reading →

Posted in Lynx | Tagged American bobcat, ancient DNA, bobcat, Canadian lynx, Caracal, Caracal caracal, cats, caves, felidae, Iberia, Iberian lynx, Issoire lynx, lynx, Lynx canadensis, Lynx issiodorensis, Lynx lynx, Lynx pardinus, Lynx rufus, Northern lynx, Pleistocene, Portugal, refugia, Ross Barnett, Spain | 8 Comments

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