Tsunami-Forced Fish Hybrids Purge Foreign Genes in Just a Decade, Revealing Speciation in Action
Nine years of genomic monitoring of a tsunami-created hybrid stickleback population in Japan reveals that foreign marine alleles were purged ...
Nine years of genomic monitoring of a tsunami-created hybrid stickleback population in Japan reveals that foreign marine alleles were purged ...
An experiment in Drosophila shows that intense heat stress drives adaptive genes across species boundaries, doubling introgression and improving heat ...
Genomic analysis of Shewanella baltica strains from Baltic Sea sediments reveals that recombination-driven, or sexual, speciation can produce distinct bacterial ...
A new synthesis in the Journal of Systematics and Evolution outlines how endosymbionts drive cryptic speciation in insects through ecological ...
A new Nature Water study shows that freeze–thaw cycles at ice–water interfaces rapidly convert freshly deposited industrial arsenic in soils ...
Ancient DNA from unidentifiable bone fragments in Denisova Cave has revealed a previously unknown extinct bovine species related to yaks ...
Researchers at the University of Würzburg have reconstructed how New World blackbirds originated in North America and spread step by ...
A new genetic study finds evidence of hybridization and gene flow between the malaria mosquitoes Anopheles sinensis and Anopheles kleini ...
Researchers at Aarhus University have built a curated nucleotide diversity panel covering 3,240 non-human primates from 269 species, using ploidy-aware ...
A new cytogenetic study reveals how individual chromosomes in aneuploid Brassica napus pair and segregate during meiosis, explaining why these ...
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