Türkiye’den 12 Yerli, Karagül, Karacabey Merinosu ve Anadolu Yaban Koyununda (Ovis gmelinii anatolica) Y-Kromozom Polimorfizmleri

Parmaksız, Arif; Oymak, Ahmet; Yüncü, Eren; Demırcı, Şahınde; Baştanlar, Evren Koban; Ünal, Emel Özkan; Togan, İnci̇; Özer, Füsun

doi:10.9775/kvfd.2018.19962

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“…Thus, human beings have started to make choices by changing the environment in which they live by domesticating both plants and animals for their needs such as nutrition and shelter. Domestication is to enable animals or plants to be used for the benefit of humans and to adapt them to live in a close relationship with humans [5]. Similarly, in the domestication of animals, it is likely that some changes were made in this region both for the feeding of these animals and for the needs of people.…”

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Göbekli Tepe (Türkiye) bölgesinin iklim ve bitki örtüsü değişiminin polen verileri kullanılarak araştırılması

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2023

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Investigation of climate and vegetation change in Göbekli Tepe (Türkiye) region using polen data Abdulkadir GÜZEL1,Arif PARMAKSIZ2, Mehmet ÖZCANLI1 ORCİD: 0000-0003-0321-8198; 0000-0002-4168-4803; 0000-0003-2228-8298 1 Harran University, Faculty of Science-Literature, Department of Geography, Şanlıurfa, Turkey 2 Harran University, Faculty of Science-Literature, Department of Biology, Şanlıurfa, Turkey Abstract Today, it is known that there is a change in the world's climate system and that the living things that cause the deterioration of the natural balance are human beings. Human beings have always made changes in the environment they live in to meet their nutritional and shelter needs. These changes have affected the habitat in the region over time, causing both flora and fauna to change and have affected the level of biodiversity. In order to understand this change, pollen records from past periods are valuable archives of vegetation dynamics and provide important information about vegetation. In this study, pollen belonging to the ancient period was investigated from the wells drilled in Göbekli Tepe, which is described as the "zero point of history". The pollen analyzes obtained from the samples in the 1st well between 6 meters and 7-7.5 meters were approximately B.C. It covers the years 11126 and 13354. The pollen analyzes made at 6, 10, 12 meters in the samples in the 3rd well were B.C. It reflects the changes in vegetation and climate between 10634-12418. Although individuals belonging to Quercus, Salix, Juglans, Abies, Pinus and Juniperus species of forest vegetation were encountered in Ancient Göbekli Tepe, no individuals belonging to these tree species were encountered today. In this study, data were obtained supporting that the region was forest-steppe in the past, and the presence of forest-forming taxa Juglans, Abies, Pinus, and Juniperus was determined for the first time and the vegetation of the past period was made more evident. Key words: Göbekli Tepe, human impact, oak steppe-forest, pollen

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Göbekli Tepe (Türkiye) bölgesinin iklim ve bitki örtüsü değişiminin polen verileri kullanılarak araştırılması

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PARMAKSIZ,

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2023

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Sheep Post-Domestication Expansion in the Context of Mitochondrial and Y Chromosome Haplogroups and Haplotypes

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2022

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Mitochondrial DNA and nonrecombinant parts of Y-chromosome DNA are a great tool for looking at a species’ past. They are inherited for generations almost unaffected because they do not participate in recombination; thus, the time of occurrence of each mutation can be estimated based on the average mutation rate. Thanks to this, male and female haplogroups guide confirming events in the distant past (potential centers of domestication, settlement of areas, trade connections) as well as in modern breeding (crossbreeding, confirmation of paternity). This research focuses mainly on the development of domestic sheep and its post-domestication expansion, which has occurred through human trade from one continent to another. So far, five mitochondrial and five Y-chromosome haplogroups and dozens of their haplotypes have been detected in domestic sheep through studies worldwide. Mitochondrial DNA variability is more or less correlated with distance from the domestication center, but variability on the recombinant region of the Y chromosome is not. According to available data, central China shows the highest variability of male haplogroups and haplotypes.

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Türkiye’den 12 Yerli, Karagül, Karacabey Merinosu ve Anadolu Yaban Koyununda (Ovis gmelinii anatolica) Y-Kromozom Polimorfizmleri

Cited by 2 publications

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Göbekli Tepe (Türkiye) bölgesinin iklim ve bitki örtüsü değişiminin polen verileri kullanılarak araştırılması

Göbekli Tepe (Türkiye) bölgesinin iklim ve bitki örtüsü değişiminin polen verileri kullanılarak araştırılması

Sheep Post-Domestication Expansion in the Context of Mitochondrial and Y Chromosome Haplogroups and Haplotypes

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