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European conservation policy needs a clear definition of 'wolf-dog hybrid'
Anthropogenic hybridisation, especially when introgressive through backcrossing into parental species, is a global threat to many wild taxa, including wolves (Canis lupus) interbreeding with dogs (C. familiaris or C. l. familiaris) (i.e., wolf-dog hybridisation, WDH). Despite the Standing C
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