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January 30, 2026Journal of Vertebrate BiologyOpen Access

Rare interspecific hybridisation between sympatric African four-striped mice, and indications of fine-scale intraspecific spatial structure related to social factors

Guila Ganem Christian Dufour Nico L. Avenant Karine Berthier Anne Loiseau P. Caminade Neville Pillay Carine Brouat

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Hybridisation occurs between sympatric African four-striped mice, leading to complex genetic interactions.
Significant evidence of intraspecific spatial structure was linked to social factors affecting behaviour.
Analysis of field data shows varying patterns of hybridisation across different social environments.
Implications suggest the need for further studies to understand ecological and genetic dynamics in populations.

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Observational analysis reveals fine-scale spatial structure linked to social factors in African four-striped mice, indicating hybridisation dynamics.

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Ganem et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75f11c6e9836116a2a30a https://doi.org/10.25225/jvb.25073

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