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The Spatial and Temporal Repeatability of Genomic Responses to Natural Selection as Demonstrated in Stickleback Populations Experiencing Highly Dynamic Environments.

Molecular ecology - 1 Sept 2026

Hickox Mary Kathleen, Wasserman Ben A, Garcia-Elfring Alan, Palkovacs Eric P, Hendry Andrew P, Barrett Rowan D H

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The evolution of genotypic parallelism under shared environmental conditions provides strong evidence for the role of natural selection. However, analyses typically examine genomic signatures of selection long after the putative selection event and only assess the repeatability of responses across spatial population replicates. This impedes our ability to attribute a particular response to a given selection...

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PMID: 42698228
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70528
PMCID: PMC13545515

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