Genomic landscape of geographically structured colour polymorphism in a temperate marine fish.

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The study of phenotypic variation patterns among populations is fundamental to elucidate the drivers of evolutionary processes. Empirical evidence that supports ongoing genetic divergence associated with phenotypic variation remains very limited for marine species where larval dispersal is a common homogenizing force. We present a genome-wide analysis of a marine fish, Labrus bergylta, comprising 144 samples...

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