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Global population structure in an arctic-breeding bird: Diversifying and stabilizing selection consistent with local adaptation

2023-07-22

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Environmental variation among isolated populations can drive genetic differentiation by selection, while isolation alone results primarily in genetic drift. Genetic analyses can aid in identifying genetically isolated populations and population structure of a species across its range. Additionally, such analyses can provide indirect evidence of local adaptation through the comparison of allele frequencies at neutr...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.169002545.52069674/v1

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