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Molecular evolution of insertions and deletion in the chloroplast genome of silene.
Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Nov 2003
Ingvarsson Pär K, Ribstein Sarah, Taylor Douglas R
Abstract excerpt
Insertions, deletions, and inversions in the chloroplast genome of higher plants have been shown to be extremely useful for resolving phylogenetic relationships both between closely related taxa and among more basal lineages. Introns and intergenic spacers from the chloroplast genome are now increasingly used for phylogenetic and population genetic studies of populations from a single species, and it is therefore...
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