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A complex genomic architecture underlies reproductive isolation in a North American oriole hybrid zone.

Communications biology - 7 Feb 2023

Walsh Jennifer, Billerman Shawn M, Butcher Bronwyn G, Rohwer Vanya G, Toews David P L, Vila-Coury Vicens, Lovette Irby J

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Natural hybrid zones provide powerful opportunities for identifying the mechanisms that facilitate and inhibit speciation. Documenting the extent of genomic admixture allows us to discern the architecture of reproductive isolation through the identification of isolating barriers. This approach is particularly powerful for characterizing the accumulation of isolating barriers in systems exhibiting varying levels...

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PMID: 36747071
DOI: 10.1038/s42003-023-04532-8
PMCID: PMC9902562

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