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Genomic evidence for asymmetric introgression by sexual selection in the common wall lizard.

Molecular ecology - 1 Nov 2018

Yang Weizhao, While Geoffrey M, Laakkonen Hanna, Sacchi Roberto, Zuffi Marco A L, Scali Stefano, Salvi Daniele, Uller Tobias

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Strongly selected characters can be transferred from one lineage to another with limited genetic exchange, resulting in asymmetric introgression and a mosaic genome in the receiving population. However, systems are rarely sufficiently well studied to link the pattern of introgression to its underlying process. Male common wall lizards in western Italy exhibit exaggeration of a suite of sexually selected...

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PMID: 30192998
DOI: 10.1111/mec.14861

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