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Bottlenecked but Booming: Strong Inbreeding in a Highly Invasive Freshwater Mussel
ABSTRACT The ‘genetic paradox of invasions’ refers to successful invasive populations originating from low founder numbers. Theory predicts that such invaders should exhibit reduced genetic diversity and increased inbreeding, which should restrict their evolutionary potential and often lead to inbreeding depression.
Antti Miettinen +6 more
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What conservation insights can we drag from genome-wide SNPs data in Italian small goat breeds?
Italy is home to several indigenous goat breeds with great economic and cultural implications, but their genetic makeup remains largely unexplored.
Marika Di Civita +6 more
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Underground allies: Mycorrhizal flexibility facilitates orchid occurrence in post‐mining landscapes
Epipactis helleborine associates with largely habitat‐specific fungal communities, with limited overlap between mining and woodland sites, yet maintains comparable genetic diversity across habitats. These results highlight the role of mycorrhizal flexibility in enabling habitat shifts and expanding ecological niches in human‐altered landscapes ...
A. Ashokan +5 more
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The genetic results, microbial (Wolbachia) screening and wing spectral characteristics suggested a close relationship between European taxa of the Polyommatus eros species group. Two lineages appear to be undergoing accelerated differentiation, in particular the endangered taxon menelaos, which is differentiated in both genetic and wing spectral ...
Nok Ting Lam +9 more
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Supplemental materialPearson, Spearman and regression coefficient (betahat) when comparing genotyped vs. imputation whole genome SNP inbreeding coefficients across the groups of ancestral genotype information (sire-dam-maternal grandsire; G: Genotyped, N: Not genotyped, M: Missing information) and SNP panel.The imputation fill rate and imputation rate ...
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Repeated genetic adaptation under demographic limits in kiwifruit
SUMMARY Population genetic theory predicts that species with narrow geographic distributions experience stronger genetic drift, higher inbreeding, and greater mutational burden than their widespread relatives, yet how demographic history shapes the genomic basis of adaptation remains poorly understood.
Mengyun Qin +5 more
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The role of methylation and structural variants in shaping the recombination landscape of barley
SUMMARY Meiotic recombination is not only a key mechanism for sexual adaptation in eukaryotes but crucial for the accumulation of beneficial alleles in breeding populations. The effective manipulation of recombination requires, however, a better understanding of the mechanisms regulating the rate and distribution of recombination events in genomes ...
Federico Casale +6 more
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Pedigree structure, inbreeding, and survival analysis in an Irish Wolfhound cohort. [PDF]
Ferrari C +4 more
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Genomic erosion in the assessment of species' extinction risk and recovery potential. [PDF]
van Oosterhout C +9 more
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Characterization of Lipizzan Horse Population From Lipica Stud Using Molecular and Pedigree Data. [PDF]
Ferme T +4 more
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