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Evolution of Large Polymorphic Inversions in a Panmictic Songbird.

Molecular biology and evolution - 29 Oct 2025

Pei Yifan, Forstmeier Wolfgang, Suh Alexander, Bambach Lynn, Borges Inês, Low Gabriel Weijie, Dion-Côté Anne-Marie, Knief Ulrich, Wolf Jochen, Kempenaers Bart

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Chromosomal inversions have long been appreciated as an important source of genetic diversity, local adaptation, and speciation. However, selection pressures maintaining ancestral and derived alleles at high frequency over extended periods of time remain poorly characterized. Using genome-wide single-nucleotide polymorphism markers and shared barcodes of linked-read sequences from 20 wild and 7 captive zebra...

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PMID: 41102527
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msaf262
PMCID: PMC12612816

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