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Hybridization Outcomes Have Strong Genomic and Environmental Contingencies.

The American naturalist - 1 Sept 2021

Brice Claire, Zhang Zebin, Bendixsen Devin, Stelkens Rike

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AbstractExtreme F2 phenotypes known as transgressive segregants can cause increased or decreased fitness in hybrids beyond the ranges seen in parental populations. Despite the usefulness of transgression for plant and animal breeding and its potential role in hybrid speciation, the genetic mechanisms and predictors of transgressive segregation remain largely untested. We generated seven hybrid crosses between...

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PMID: 34403309
DOI: 10.1086/715356

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