Interactions between microenvironment, selection and genetic architecture drive multiscale adaptation in a simulation experiment.

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When environmental conditions differ both within and among populations, multiscale adaptation results from processes at both scales and interference across scales. We hypothesize that within-population environmental heterogeneity influences the chance of success of migration events, both within and among populations, and maintains within-population adaptive differentiation. We used a simulation approach to...

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