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Gene reuse facilitates rapid radiation and independent adaptation to diverse habitats in the Asian honeybee.
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Abstract
Animals with recent shared ancestry frequently adapt in parallel to new but similar habitats, a process often underlined by repeated selection of the same genes. Yet, in contrast, few examples have demonstrated the significance of gene reuse in colonization of multiple disparate habitats. By analyzing 343 genomes of the widespread Asian honeybee,
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