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Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2022 2:33 am
It's a major figure in the folklore of Nepal, and hikers are constantly reporting to have seen a giant, white, apelike creature stalking around the mountains. Some even claim to have brought home a piece of one of these beasts: a tuft of hair, a bone, some skin, a tooth, some possible abominable snowman dung. These yeti souvenirs have made their way into museums and private collections over the years, and now nine of them have formed the basis for a study investigating the reality behind the folktales. There was diversity in the species of bears, however: One Asian black bear (Ursus thibetanus) was represented, one Himalayan brown bear (Ursus arctos isabellinus), and the other six were from Tibetan brown bears (Ursus arctos pruinosus). Charlotte Lindqvist, Ph.D., an associate professor of biological sciences in the University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences, in a press release. Where previous genetic studies of possible cryptids looked only at mitochondrial DNA, Lindqvist and her team gave these cave bones and wads of hair The Works: applied PCR amplification, mitochondrial sequencing, mitochondrial genome assembly and phylogenic analysis. Lindqvist and her co-authors in their paper. The team also sequenced mitochondrial DNA of 23 Asian bears. Compared them with bears around the world. They found the Tibetan brown bear to be more closely related to American bears than they are to their neighbors, the Himalayan bear. In fact, the two species probably spit along two separate evolutionary lineages around 650,000 years ago, during a major ice age. And just in case you were wondering who compiled the bear parts Lindqvist's team used for their research, they were assembled by a 2016 Animal Planet team for a special titled "Yeti or Not," which explored the myths behind the monster. Before the 20th century, Westerners talked about sightings of the "African unicorn," which turned out to be a real animal: the okapi, a giraffe relative that looks a hybrid between a zebra and a horse.
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