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Evidence for selective sweeps by Wolbachia infections: phylogeny of Altica leaf beetles and their reproductive parasites.

Molecular ecology - 1 Aug 2013

Jäckel Regina, Mora Diana, Dobler Susanne

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Infections with maternally inherited Wolbachia bacteria may have dramatic influences on reproductive traits and speciation patterns of their hosts. We here show that in the beetle genus Altica, infection has influenced phylogenetic patterns of the host's mtDNA and different strains led to repeate...

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PMID: 23927410
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12389

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