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Population genomics of a cephalopod species reflect oceanographic barriers and inbreeding patterns

2022-03-08

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Temporal variation of effective population size and gene flow determine current patterns of genetic diversity within species, and hence the genetic variation upon which natural selection can act. Although such demographic processes are well understood in terrestrial organisms, they remain largely unknown in the ocean, where species diversity is still being described. Here, we present one of the first population ge...

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10.22541/au.164672071.18620221/v1
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