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Lichen symbiosis does not impose a uniform genomic syndrome on algae

2026-07-27

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Symbiosis has lasting effects on the genomic evolution of interacting organisms. Shifting niches and selection intensities are well-documented drivers of adaptive evolution, but nonadaptive evolution is an equally important, if less conspicuous, dimension of symbiont genome evolution. Through a reduction in effective population size (Ne), symbiosis can reduce the efficacy of natural selection in symbionts; however...

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10.64898/2026.07.23.740355
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