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Not so selfish: transposable elements fuel adaptation to climate change

2024-09-02

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Biodiversity conservation is urged at biodiversity hotspots that are under constant threat from anthropogenic development, yet a careful examination of the adaptive potential is a prerequisite for action. The Levant is considered a biodiversity hotspot and the distribution edge for many species, including important crop wild relatives. This region is under accelerated desertification and constantly disturbed by hu...

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692264ee-7839-51da-84f6-050624681136
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10.1101/2024.09.02.610836
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