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Estimating the distribution of fitness effects in aye-ayes ( <i>Daubentonia madagascariensis</i> ), accounting for population history as well as mutation and recombination rate heterogeneity

2025-01-03

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The distribution of fitness effects (DFE) characterizes the range of selection coefficients from which new mutations are sampled, and thus holds a fundamentally important role in evolutionary genomics. To date, DFE inference in primates has been largely restricted to haplorrhines, with limited data availability leaving the other suborder of primates, strepsirrhines, largely under-explored. To ad...

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32553ef8-9ef5-5add-82d9-235f91b0496d
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10.1101/2025.01.02.631144
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