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The spatial scale of dispersal revealed by admixture tracts.
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- The spatial scale of dispersal revealed by admixture tracts.Evolutionary applications · 2019Article
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Abstract
Evaluating species dispersal across the landscape is essential to design appropriate management and conservation actions. However, technical difficulties often preclude direct measures of individual movement, while indirect genetic approaches rely on assumptions that sometimes limit their application. Here, we show that the temporal decay of admixture tracts lengths can be used to assess genetic connectivity within a population introgressed by foreign haplotypes. We present a proof-of-concept approach based on local ancestry inference in a high gene flow marine fish species, the European sea bass (
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