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Once distinct herds of bison in Yellowstone National Park are now one interbreeding population

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Bison in Yellowstone National Park, previously consisting of genetically distinct and separate herds, have now interbred and become one population, scientists announced this week.

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Once distinct herds of bison in Yellowstone National Park are now one interbreeding population

Bison in Yellowstone National Park, previously consisting of genetically distinct and separate herds, have now interbred and become one population, scientists announced this week.

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