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The genomic ancestry, landscape genetics, and invasion history of introduced mice in New Zealand

2017-12-14

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1. <h4>Summary</h4> The house mouse ( Mus musculus ) provides a fascinating system for studying both the genomic basis of reproductive isolation, and the patterns of human-mediated dispersal. New Zealand has a complex history of mouse invasions, and the living descendants of these invaders have genetic ancestry from all three subspecies, although most are primarily descended from M. m. domesticus . We used the...

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cfba0d7f-3358-588b-a33d-2d2f63a19780
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10.1101/234245
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