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While the first 2 predominantly infect domestic animals, the latter are sylvatic in nature involving mainly wolves and cervids as hosts and can be found in the northern temperate to Arctic latitudes. This circumstance makes the acquisition of sample material difficult, and little information is known about their genetic structure. The majority of specimens analysed to date have been from the European region, comparatively few from northeast Asia and Alaska. In the current study, <jats:italic>Echinococcus<\/jats:italic> spp. from wolves and intermediate hosts from the Republic of Sakha in eastern Russia were examined. <jats:italic>Echinococcus canadensis<\/jats:italic> G10 was identified in 15 wolves and 4 cervid intermediate hosts. Complete mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1 (<jats:italic>cox1<\/jats:italic>) sequences were obtained from 42 worm and cyst specimens from Sakha and, for comparison, from an additional 13 G10 cysts from Finland. 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