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Response to Tibayrenc and Ayala: Reproductive clonality in protozoan pathogens--truth or artefact?

Molecular ecology - 1 Dec 2015

Ramírez J D, Llewellyn M S

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Tibayrenc and Ayala raised several interesting objections to an opinion piece we recently published in Molecular Ecology (Ramirez & Llewellyn 2014). Our piece examined the value of an alternative perspective to their theory of predominant clonal evolution (PCE) on the prevalence and importance of genetic exchange in parasitic protozoa. In particular, our aim was to establish whether population genetic signatures...

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PMID: 26607215
DOI: 10.1111/mec.13442

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