Introgressive hybridization between domestic animals and their wild relatives is an indirect
form of human‐induced evolution, altering gene pools and phenotypic traits of wild and
domestic populations. Although this process is well documented in many taxa, its
evolutionary consequences are poorly understood. In this study, we assess introgression
patterns in admixed populations of Eurasian wolves and free‐ranging domestic dogs
(FRDs), identifying chromosomal regions with significantly overrepresented hybrid ancestry …