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Functional Bias and Demographic History Obscure Patterns of Selection among Single-Copy Genes in a Fungal Species Complex

2017-02-09

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Many different evolutionary processes may be responsible for explaining natural variation within genomes, some of which include natural selection at the molecular level and changes in population size. Fungi are highly adaptable organisms, and their relatively small genomes and short generation times make them pliable for evolutionary genomic studies. However, adaptation in wild populations has been relatively less...

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Literature Corpus work: 8d8ea4ef-342d-54c8-b3bd-0cb5f1187091
DOI: 10.1101/107326

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