A new study of lynx in North America suggests the animals interbreed widely, sometimes with populations thousands of kilometers away. This genetic finding could be a boon for conservationists hoping to secure the cats future.
FACING THE FUTURE. New data indicating how lynx populations fit together may guide conservation efforts. Schwartz
The Canada lynx has recently been officially designated as a threatened species in the United States, spurring studies of the animals distribution and behavior.
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