Tipping the Scales: The Migration–Selection Balance Leans toward Selection in Snake Venoms
Abstract
The migration–selection interaction is the strongest determinant of whether a beneficial allele increases in frequency within a population. Results of empirical studies examining the role of gene flow in an adaptive context, however, have largely been equivocal, with examples of opposing outcomes being repeatedly documented (e.g., local adaptation with high levels of gene flow vs. gene swamping). We compared neutral genomic and venom expression...
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Title
Tipping the Scales: The Migration–Selection Balance Leans toward Selection in Snake Venoms
Published Date
Nov 3, 2018
Volume
36
Issue
2
Pages
271 - 282
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