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Savannah Meacham

Dingoes share pure genes with 3000-year-old ancestors

Research has revealed that dingoes have not interbred with domestic dogs, maintaining their purity. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)

Dingoes may look like man's best friend but genetics prove otherwise.

New research shows dingoes have kept their rare genetic ancestry by not breeding with domestic dogs in the 3000 years since arriving in Australia.

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