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Detecting Selection on Temporal and Spatial Scales: A Genomic Time-Series Assessment of Selective Responses to Devil Facial Tumor Disease.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2016

Brüniche-Olsen Anna, Austin Jeremy J, Jones Menna E, Holland Barbara R, Burridge Christopher P

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Detecting loci under selection is an important task in evolutionary biology. In conservation genetics detecting selection is key to investigating adaptation to the spread of infectious disease. Loci under selection can be detected on a spatial scale, accounting for differences in demographic history among populations, or on a temporal scale, tracing changes in allele frequencies over time. Here we use these two...

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PMID: 26930198
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0147875
PMCID: PMC4773136

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