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David Mora

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Daniel E ChaveziD· 2 shared Alexander Medina· 1 shared C. Miguel Pinto· 1 shared Carolina SáenziD· 1 shared Chiara Correa-Zanotti· 1 shared Daniela Reyes-BarrigaiD· 1 shared Julio C. Carrión–OlmedoiD· 1 shared Lauren Ong· 1 shared

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Whole genomes reveal how Andean climate history shapes genetic diversity and modern conservation risk in South American pumas

Daniel E Chavez, Chiara Correa-Zanotti, Carolina Sáenz, Lauren Ong, Nicole Ormaza, David Mora, María Beatriz Cabezas, Alexander Medina, Robert K. Wayne, Tuyen Ong, Rebecca Zug

The paper uses whole-genome data from South American pumas to show how historical climate changes shaped genetic diversity and conservation risks, suggesting strategies to restore connectivity and reduce inbreeding.

bioRxiv · Feb 19, 2026 · PreprintGenomics

Museums and Zoos: Rapid genetic identification of rare species and practical applications for conservation and systematics in a biodiverse country

Daniel E Chavez, Julio C. Carrión–Olmedo, María B. Cabezas, Daniela Reyes-Barriga, Pamela Lojan-Cueva, David Mora, Martin Bustamante, C. Miguel Pinto, Pablo Jarrín–V

The paper demonstrates how collaboration between zoos and natural history collections can aid in genetic identification of rare species and support conservation efforts through phylogenetic analysis of olingos.

bioRxiv · Feb 10, 2025 · PreprintGenetics