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Transcriptome analysis reveals signature of adaptation to landscape fragmentation.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Somervuo Panu, Kvist Jouni, Ikonen Suvi, Auvinen Petri, Paulin Lars, Koskinen Patrik, Holm Liisa, Taipale Minna, Duplouy Anne, Ruokolainen Annukka, Saarnio Suvi, Sirén Jukka, Kohonen Jukka, Corander Jukka, Frilander Mikko J, Ahola Virpi, Hanski Ilkka

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We characterize allelic and gene expression variation between populations of the Glanville fritillary butterfly (Melitaea cinxia) from two fragmented and two continuous landscapes in northern Europe. The populations exhibit significant differences in their life history traits, e.g. butterflies from fragmented landscapes have higher flight metabolic rate and dispersal rate in the field, and higher larval growth...

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PMID: 24988207
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0101467
PMCID: PMC4079591

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