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Developmental plasticity and genetic selection shaped cereal evolution in the Early Holocene southern Levant

2024-08-19

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The domestication of plants in southwest Asia was an evolutionary process that took place over several millennia in the Early Holocene. During this time domestic species developed distinct traits that distinguish them from their wild counterparts. Current models of plant domestication emphasise the role of genetic selection in the evolution of these traits, viewing these as heritable adaptations that arose in resp...

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60f48671-1604-5157-8ffb-2f85425f5921
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10.1101/2024.08.18.608467
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