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A Reference Genome for the Flying Squirrel: Why it is the Basis for better Species Conservation?
by
Gerrit Wehrenberg
November 22, 2025
Chromosome-level Genome Assembly
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Conservation Biology
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Conservation Genomics
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Finland
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Reference Genome
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Siberian Flying Squirrel
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University of Oulu
Behind the Science
Flying Squirrel – The small gliding ghosts of the forest are in danger … and how genetics could help them out
by
Gerrit Wehrenberg
May 20, 2025
Finland
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Non-invasive Sampling
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Population Genomics
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Population Monitoring
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Pteromys volans
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Siberian Flying Squirrel
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Syöte
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