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Falling shoulders ahead: adaptive alien genes are maintained amid vanishing introgression footprint in sea squirts

2023-09-23

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Human transport of species across oceans disrupts natural dispersal barriers and facilitates hybridisation between previously allopatric species. The recent introduction of the North Pacific sea squirt, Ciona robusta , into the native range of the North Atlantic sea squirt, C. intestinalis , is a good example of this outcome. Recent studies have revealed an adaptive introgression, in a single chromosomal region,...

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Literature Corpus work: 31a3ba1f-83cd-5a34-a6d1-253d41056efd
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.21.558831

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