Genome-phenotype-environment associations identify signatures of selection in a panmictic population of threespine stickleback.

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Adaptive genetic divergence occurs when selection imposed by the environment causes the genomic component of the phenotype to differentiate. However, genomic signatures of natural selection are usually identified without information on which trait is responding to selection by which selective agent(s). Here, we integrate whole-genome sequencing with phenomics and measures of putative selective agents to assess...

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