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A mosaic of genomic architectures underpins parasitism loss in a jawless vertebrate

2026-05-13

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Lampreys are the only ancestrally parasitic vertebrate lineage, yet parasitism has been repeatedly lost alongside a suite of life-history changes, such as loss of migration and juvenile feeding and accelerated maturation. Combining whole-genome resequencing, haplotype-resolved assemblies, hybrid-zone genotyping, multi-tissue transcriptomics, and sperm phenotyping, we map this life-history syndrome in European Lam...

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10.64898/2026.05.11.724254
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