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Temporal and spatial instability in neutral and adaptive (MHC) genetic variation in marginal salmon populations.

Scientific reports - 10 Feb 2017

Ciborowski Kate, Jordan William C, Garcia de Leaniz Carlos, Consuegra Sofia

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The role of marginal populations for the long-term maintenance of species' genetic diversity and evolutionary potential is particularly timely in view of the range shifts caused by climate change. The Centre-Periphery hypothesis predicts that marginal populations should bear reduced genetic diversity and have low evolutionary potential. We analysed temporal stability at neutral microsatellite and adaptive MHC...

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PMID: 28186200
DOI: 10.1038/srep42416
PMCID: PMC5301200

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