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In war-torn South Sudan, giraffes retain a surprisingly healthy gene pool

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Giraffes living in the South Sudan’s war-torn savannas are genetically healthy and connected to nearby giraffe populations by gene flow, despite decades of conflict, recent…

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In war-torn South Sudan, giraffes retain a surprisingly healthy gene pool

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In war-torn South Sudan, giraffes retain a surprisingly healthy gene pool

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