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Contact: Leighton Kitson
leighton.kitson@durham.ac.uk
44-191-334-6074
Durham University
Caption: Salukis appear genetically different because they were geographically isolated and were not part of the 19th century Victorian-initiated Kennel Clubs that blended lineages to create most of the breeds we keep as pets today.
Credit: Keith Dobney
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