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The Role of Standing Variation in Geographic Convergent Adaptation.
The American naturalist - 1 Oct 2015
Ralph Peter L, Coop Graham
Abstract excerpt
The extent to which populations experiencing shared selective pressures adapt through a shared genetic response is relevant to many questions in evolutionary biology. In this article, we explore how standing genetic variation contributes to convergent genetic responses in a geographically spread population. Geographically limited dispersal slows the spread of each selected allele, hence allowing other alleles to...
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