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Gene-level complexity explains genome-wide variation in the distribution of fitness effects

The paper investigates how gene-level complexity influences genome-wide variation in the distribution of fitness effects across species.

When South meets North: a joint contact zone coinciding with environmental gradients in three boreal tree species

This study examines genetic structuring and local adaptation in three boreal tree species along a latitudinal gradient, revealing shared and species-specific patterns of gene flow and environmental adaptation.

Inference of Genomic Landscapes using Ordered Hidden Markov Models with Emission Densities (oHMMed)

The paper introduces oHMMed, a Hidden Markov Model for genomic segmentation, and applies it to analyze base composition, gene density, and chromatin features across multiple species.