大型欧洲火虫Lampyris noctiluca的性别偏差迁移和人口历史

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Ana Catalán1, Daniel Gygax1, Ulrika Candolin2

  • 1Division of Evolutionary Biology, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Planegg-Martinsried 82152, Germany.

Molecular biology and evolution
|June 21, 2025
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概括

欧洲的火虫,Lampyris noctiluca,有一个复杂的殖民历史,而不是一个简单的南向北模式. 性偏向的移民塑造了其人口过去,母体殖民化和只男性的运动影响了人口结构.

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在 de novo 基因组组装中.这是ABCABC的ABCABC.鱼类 (Lampyridae) 是一个鱼类.这就是POMO的POMO.楼梯第2块 楼梯第2块雌性尼奥特尼尼是什么意思这种虫是光虫.人口遗传学 人口遗传学

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