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Negative selection on baboon admixture is strongest on chromosome X

2024-12-20

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The six admixing baboon species offer a natural experiment to study negative selection on admixture and potentially genetic incompatibility in species with divergence resembling that between anatomically modern and extinct human subspecies such as Neanderthals. We analyze 156 high-coverage genomes sampled from seven olive and four yellow baboon populations shaped by admixture in two different reticulation events....

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Literature Corpus work: 003792bb-fe6c-5403-beab-021a061c78d6
DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.18.629079

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