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“Golden jackals” of East Africa are wolves

byCustoms Today Report
03/08/2015
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LONDON: A new DNA study has showed that the “golden jackals” of East Africa, which were long considered by scientists as jackals, are wolves.

For a long time, researchers and scientists thought that the jackals from Eurasia and East Africa’s golden jackals are of the same species.

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