Signatures of repeated genomic selection associated with human-modified landscapes in genetically independent populations of Rhinella horribilis.

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Human-modified environments constitute evolutionary scenarios where novel environmental conditions impose multiple selective pressures on wild species. Rapid adaptation to such environments is critical for species survival. Hence, deciphering the environmental factors associated with species tolerance to modified habitats is fundamental for understanding local adaptation processes across populations. We studied...

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