X-chromosomal synapomorphies provide a non-invasive test for introgression among Cercopithecus monkeys
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Funded by Wenner-Gren Individual Research Grant 6959 to AJT. Cercopithecus fecal samples kindly provided by L. Field (Sacramento Zoo), C.␣McCann (Bronx Zoo), H. Taylor (BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo), and L. Taylor (Louisiana Purchase Gardens & Zoo).
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