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Genealogical footprints of speciation processes in wild tomatoes: demography and evidence for historical gene flow.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jun 2005

Städler Thomas, Roselius Kerstin, Stephan Wolfgang

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Multilocus studies assessing patterns of nucleotide polymorphism within and among closely related species provide access to genealogical information bearing on demographic and geographic aspects of their speciation history. However, the technical difficulties in obtaining sufficient sequence data have severely limited this approach thus far, especially in outbred plant taxa. We employ the analytical framework of...

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