Speciation as a sieve for ancestral polymorphism
The paper examines how speciation processes filter ancestral polymorphism by analyzing the impact of evolutionary forces on genetic diversity and divergence between species.
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The paper examines how speciation processes filter ancestral polymorphism by analyzing the impact of evolutionary forces on genetic diversity and divergence between species.
A. K. Broz, R. F. Guerrero, A. M. Randle…·P. A. Bedinger
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G. W. C. Thomas, S. H. Ather, M. W. Hahn
This paper adapts gene-tree reconciliation algorithms to MUL-trees to accurately infer polyploidy events, parental lineages, and gene duplication/loss counts in allopolyploids.