Category Archives: linkage mapping

Molecular ecology, the flowchart

Posted on 2 Jan, 2018 by Jeremy Yoder

Update: You can now buy a poster print of the Flowchart, with proceeds going to support The Molecular Ecologist! Towards the end of last semester my department’s evolutionary genetics journal club read Rasmus Nielsen’s terrific 2005 review of tests for … Continue reading →

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The genomic architecture of ecological speciation

Posted on 16 Aug, 2017 by Jeremy Yoder

Speciation reshapes the ways genetic diversity is distributed in the genome — it’s been said that the establishment of reproductive isolation is essentially the evolution of genome-wide linkage disequilibrium. The “genomic islands of speciation” model of ecological isolation imagines genome-wide … Continue reading →

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