Biologists have published a chromosomally assembled reference genome for the European brown hare. The genome consists of 2.9 billion base pairs, which form 23 autosomal chromosomes, and X and Y sex ...
Researchers at Queen's University Belfast have issued a stark warning about the future of the Irish hare and the threat it faces from the European 'brown' hare, which has set up home in Mid-Ulster and ...
Researchers have issued a stark warning about the future of the Irish hare and the threat it faces from the European 'brown' hare, which has set up home in Mid-Ulster and West Tyrone. Biologists have ...
About this issue Abstract Aim: We analysed the population genetics of the brown hare (Lepus europaeus) in order to test the hypothesis that this species migrated into central Europe from a number of ...
Ladies, lo and behold, here come the super-mothers! A study recently published in Nature Communications shows that superfetation occurs in European brown hares and allows females to conceive offspring ...
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Reference genomes represent a type of a standard for the species genomes, to which any genomic data from the species can be compared. Traditionally, assembling reference genomes has been very ...
Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract are being described with increasing frequency in the European brown hare. These are often due to changes in the gut microbiome, the microorganisms that make up ...
How could a female become pregnant while she is still pregnant? And what is the benefit? In mammals, maternal provisioning includes the periods of intrauterine development and lactation. In ...
The Hare Research Group at the Department of Environmental and Biological Sciences, University of Eastern Finland, has published a chromosomally assembled reference genome for the European brown hare.
Researchers at Queen's University Belfast have issued a stark warning about the future of the Irish hare and the threat it faces from the European 'brown' hare, which has set up home in Mid-Ulster and ...