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rssMB to Phys.orgEnglish · 19 hours ago

Tasmanian tiger extinction may have been facilitated by ancestral gene loss

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The thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger or Tasmanian wolf, roamed the Australian mainland, Tasmania and New Guinea for millions of years, up until the last one died in Tasmania in 1936. Despite the names, the thylacine was neither a tiger nor a wolf, but actually a marsupial relative of the Tasmanian devil.

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