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Scanning the genome for local adaptation
One of the most obvious and important applications of evolutionary genetics is in figuring out whether natural biological communities are going to be able to adapt to global climate change. The projected rate of climate change over then next century … Continue reading →
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Posted in adaptation, association genetics, genomics, next generation sequencing
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Tagged Medicago truncatula, mixed linear model, TASSEL
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