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Sardines at a junction: Seascape genomics reveals ecological and oceanographic drivers of variation in the NW Mediterranean Sea.

Molecular ecology - 1 Apr 2023

Antoniou Aglaia, Manousaki Tereza, Ramírez Francisco, Cariani Alessia, Cannas Rita, Kasapidis Panagiotis, Magoulas Antonios, Albo-Puigserver Marta, Lloret-Lloret Elena, Bellido Jose Maria, Pennino Maria Grazia, Follesa Maria Cristina, Esteban Antonio, Saraux Claire, Sbrana Mario, Spedicato Maria Teresa, Coll Marta, Tsigenopoulos Costas S

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By evaluating genetic variation across the entire genome, one can address existing questions in a novel way while raising new ones. The latter includes how different local environments influence adaptive and neutral genomic variation within and among populations, providing insights into local adaptation of natural populations and their responses to global change. Here, under a seascape genomic approach, ddRAD...

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PMID: 36596297
DOI: 10.1111/mec.16840

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