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Invoking adaptation to decipher the genetic legacy of past climate change.
Ecology - 1 Jul 2018
de Lafontaine Guillaume, Napier Joseph D, Petit Rémy J, Hu Feng Sheng
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Persistence of natural populations during periods of climate change is likely to depend on migration (range shifts) or adaptation. These responses were traditionally considered discrete processes and conceptually divided into the realms of ecology and evolution. In a milestone paper, Davis and Shaw (2001) Science 292:673 argued that the interplay of adaptation and migration was central to biotic responses to...
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