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Historical contingency shapes adaptive radiation in Antarctic fishes

2018-11-26

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Adaptive radiation illustrates the links between ecological opportunity, natural selection, and the generation of biodiversity (1). Central to adaptive radiation is the association between a diversifying lineage and the evolution of key traits that facilitate the utilization of novel environments or resources (2, 3). However, is not clear whether adaptive evolution or historical contingency is more important for t...

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a1949080-9bab-550c-a5fd-0227b9d9acb9
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10.1101/478842
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