Adaptive and nonadaptive causes of heterogeneity in genetic differentiation across the Mimulus guttatus genome.

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Genetic diversity becomes structured among populations over time due to genetic drift and divergent selection. Although population structure is often treated as a uniform underlying factor, recent resequencing studies of wild populations have demonstrated that diversity in many regions of the genome may be structured quite dissimilar to the genome-wide pattern. Here, we explored the adaptive and nonadaptive...

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