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Table 1 Details of samples used and DNA sequencing analysis done in the present study

From: Ancient origin and evolution of the Indian wolf: evidence from mitochondrial DNA typing of wolves from Trans-Himalayan region and Pennisular India

Sample/Species

N

Status

Origin

Source

Himalayan wolf (HW)

18

Captive bred from few wild-caught animals

Trans-Himalayan region of India

Padmaja Naidu, Himalayan Zoological Park, Darjeeling (West Bengal)

Gray wolf (GW)

5a

Wild caught

Pennisular India

Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh); Sakkarbaug Zoo, Junagarh (Gujarat)

Jackal (J), [C. aureus]

2

Wild caught

Pennisular India

Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh); Sakkarbaug Zoo, Junagarh (Gujarat)

Wild dog (WD) [Cuon alpinus]

2

Wild caught

Pennisular India

Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh); Sakkarbaug Zoo, Junagarh (Gujarat)

DNA sequencing Analysis done:

Mitochondrial Domain

Samples analyzed (n=number)

D-loop control region (~1300 or more bp)

HW (18); GW (5); J (2)

Partial Cytochrome-b gene (~350 bp)

HW (18); GW (3); J (2); WD (2)

Complete Cytochrome-b gene (1140 bp)

HW (2); GW (2); J (1)

16S rRNA gene (560 bp)

HW (18); GW (5); J (2); WD (2)

  1. a : Samples originated from three different states of pennisular India