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Sofia Granja Martins

Universidade do Porto

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Extensive nuclear introgression accompanied ancient mitochondrial capture in the common ancestor of two sister hare species

José Costa, João Pedro Marques, Liliana Farelo, Edenise Andrade da Silva, Sofia Granja Martins, Angela Trentacoste, Greger Larson, Joel M. Alves, João Queirós, Paulo C. Alves, Pierre Boursot, José Melo‐Ferreira

The paper quantifies and localizes nuclear introgression in two hare species by combining demographic, phylogenomic, and polarisation-based methods, revealing extensive gene flow from mountain hare.

bioRxiv · Sep 17, 2026 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Leopard Cats Occupied Human Settlements in China for 3,500 years before the Arrival of Domestic cats in 600-900 CE around the Tang Dynasty

Yu Han, Songmei Hu, Ke Liu, Xiao Jing Xu, Sean Doherty, Alexandra Elizabeth Jamieson, Aurélie Manin, Sofia Granja Martins, Miaomiao Yang, Chong Yu, Juan Wang, Zhuang Wu, Canping Chen, Sicheng Han, Daowei Lu, , Shu‐Jin Luo

The paper identifies leopard cats as the earliest felines in Chinese human settlements, predating domestic cats by over 2,500 years, and traces the arrival of domestic cats via the Silk Road.

bioRxiv · Jan 31, 2025 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology