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S. M. Hedtke

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Substantial genetic mixing among sexual and androgenetic lineages within the clam genus Corbicula

M. Vastrade, E. Etoundi, T. Bournonville, M. Colinet, N. Debortoli, S. M. Hedtke, E. Nicolas, L.-M. Pigneur, J. Virgo, J.-F. Flot, J. Marescaux, K. Van Doninck

The paper investigates genetic mixing in Corbicula clams, finding substantial allele sharing across sexual and androgenetic lineages, suggesting recent biogeographic origins and hybridization events.

bioRxiv · Mar 18, 2022Evolutionary Biology

Utility of the Onchocerca volvulus mitochondrial genome for delineation of parasite transmission zones

K. E. Crawford, S. M. Hedtke, S. R. Doyle, A. C. Kuesel, S. Armoo, M. Osei-Atweneboana, W. N. Grant

This paper uses mitochondrial genome sequences of Onchocerca volvulus to identify genetic boundaries between parasite populations in West Africa, showing that river basins may not be independent transmission zones.

bioRxiv · Aug 12, 2019 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology