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Large inversion polymorphisms are widespread in North American songbirds

2025-08-10

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The prevalence and evolutionary importance of inversion polymorphisms in natural populations is poorly known because of limited genome-wide sequence data availability for most species. Inversion studies in wild populations usually target rare cases of major trait polymorphisms or local adaptation whose genetic basis involves inversions, creating a strong impression that inversions in nature are generally maintaine...

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ec992d23-1f3f-5d42-9c27-8ea8635665f7
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10.1101/2025.08.07.669111
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