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ArticleEvolution letters2018

Comparative analysis examining patterns of genomic differentiation across multiple episodes of population divergence in birds.

Kira E Delmore, Juan S Lugo Ramos, Benjamin M Van Doren, Max Lundberg, Staffan Bensch, Darren E Irwin, Miriam Liedvogel

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Article in Evolution letters, 2018. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 39 papers.

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7 authors.

Kira E DelmoreMax Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology Behavioural Genomics 24306 Plön Germany.
Juan S Lugo RamosMax Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology Behavioural Genomics 24306 Plön Germany.
Benjamin M Van DorenEdward Grey Institute, Department of Zoology University of Oxford OX1 3PS Oxford United Kingdom.
Max LundbergLund University Department of Biology 223 62 Lund Sweden.
Staffan BenschLund University Department of Biology 223 62 Lund Sweden.
Darren E IrwinBiodiversity Research Center University of British Columbia V6T 1Z4 Vancouver British Columbia Canada.
Miriam LiedvogelMax Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology Behavioural Genomics 24306 Plön Germany.

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Abstract

Heterogeneous patterns of genomic differentiation are commonly documented between closely related populations and there is considerable interest in identifying factors that contribute to their formation. These factors could include genomic features (e.g., areas of low recombination) that promote processes like linked selection (positive or purifying selection that affects linked neutral sites) at specific genomic regions. Examinations of repeatable patterns of differentiation across population pairs can provide insight into the role of these factors. Birds are well suited for this work, as genome structure is conserved across this group. Accordingly, we reestimated relative (

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Birdgenomic differentiationgenomic hitchhikingislands of differentiationpopulation divergencespeciation

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PMCPMC6121856

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