Impacts of Epistasis, Recombination, and Genome Architecture on Population Recovery following Radical Habitat Change.

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AbstractUnder radical environmental change, populations may need to adapt quickly to avoid substantial declines in abundance and threats to their persistence. The outcome of this race between evolution and demography depends on the genetic architecture of adaptation, which determines how fast evolution can proceed. In particular, adaptation may require coordinated evolution at multiple loci (e.g., cooperating ion...

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