Study Maps Genetic Diversity of Arabian Gazelle in Oman
Omani researchers have mapped the genetic diversity of the Arabian gazelle, boosting conservation and breeding efforts nationwide.
A research team in Oman has documented the genetic structure and diversity of the Arabian gazelle (Gazella arabica) in breeding centres across the country, marking a key advancement in wildlife conservation.
The study, published in the journal Zoology in the Middle East, provides a scientific foundation for the management and protection of the species, which is under threat in parts of its natural range.
- The research was conducted jointly by the Environment Authority, the Oman Animal and Plant Genetic Resources Centre (Mawarid), and Sultan Qaboos University.
- The study analysed 65 gazelle samples from three main sites: Al Saleel Natural Park, the Barka Biodiversity Centre, and the Arabian Oryx Reserve.
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Author's summary: Omani researchers map genetic diversity of Arabian gazelle.
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