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Hybridization and adaptive radiations
As an iconic system in evolutionary biology, I’ve always been interested in African cichlids and the origins of their diversity1. These cichlids represent an adaptive radiation; they’ve evolved rapidly from a single origin to exploit and speciate into open niches … Continue reading →
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Posted in adaptation, evolution, genomics, next generation sequencing, population genetics, speciation
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Tagged adaptive radiation, Evolution, genomics, hybridization
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