A new study in Science, led by LIIGH researchers, has recovered mitochondrial genomes from Columbian mammoths found in central Mexico. This study reveals that these animals carried a mitochondrial lineage distinct from previously sequenced Columbian mammoths from more northern parts of North America.
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