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全基因组的等位基因频率变化揭示了动态元群体以不同的方式进化

Pascal Angst1, Christoph R Haag2,3, Frida Ben-Ami3,4

  • 1Department of Environmental Sciences, Zoology, University of Basel, Basel 4051, Switzerland.

Molecular biology and evolution
|June 27, 2024
PubMed
概括

变种群进化与古典种群不同,有创始事件和遗传漂移塑造了地点频谱. 对这些光谱的分析揭示了Daphnia magna转型群体中明显的进化动态.

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克拉多塞拉 (Cladocera) 是一个古墓.达夫尼亚 (Daphnia) 是一种多夫尼亚.殖民化 殖民化的殖民化创始人瓶 创始人瓶基因组学就是基因组学.混合动力 活力 混合动力 活力人口变迁的过程中.网站频谱频谱的频谱.时间序列时间序列营业额的动态变化

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