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Selection against recombinant hybrids maintains reproductive isolation in hybridizing Populus species despite F1 fertility and recurrent gene flow.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jun 2016

Christe Camille, Stölting Kai N, Bresadola Luisa, Fussi Barbara, Heinze Berthold, Wegmann Daniel, Lexer Christian

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Natural hybrid zones have proven to be precious tools for understanding the origin and maintenance of reproductive isolation (RI) and therefore species. Most available genomic studies of hybrid zones using whole- or partial-genome resequencing approaches have focused on comparisons of the parental source populations involved in genome admixture, rather than exploring fine-scale patterns of chromosomal ancestry...

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PMID: 26880192
DOI: 10.1111/mec.13587

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