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This new review explains why soft sweeps are the bane — and the baseline — of ecological genetics
If you’ve done ecological genetics research in the last decade, you’ve almost certainly cited a series of papers by Pleuni Pennings and Joachim Hermisson, which broke down the problem of soft selective sweeps. Pennings and Hermisson have revisited soft sweeps … Continue reading
Posted in adaptation, evolution, genomics
Tagged haplotype diversity, natural selection, soft sweeps
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