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  • CEO and Publisher, The Camden Chronicle
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Blind genomic tree scans identify loci underlying adaptive peaks in Antirrhinum

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By Daniel Richardson Verified, Desmond Bradley, Lucy Copsey
| BioRxiv
Abstract A key question in evolutionary biology is how barriers to gene flow operate and arise between populations, leading to speciation. Barriers are typically identified by comparing populations distinguished by phenotype, geographical location and/or environment. However, such prior classifications may bias recovery towards features obvious to the human eye, influencing mechanistic interpretations. Here we develop a method blind to prior classifications.
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Blind genomic tree scans identify a single ancient multigene barrier to gene flow in Antirrhinum

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By Daniel Richardson Verified, Desmond Bradley, Lucy Copsey
| BioRxiv
Abstract A key question in evolutionary biology is how barriers to gene flow operate and arise between populations, leading to speciation. Barriers are typically identified by comparing populations distinguished by phenotype, geographical location and/or environment. However, such prior classifications may bias recovery towards barriers related to features obvious to the human eye, raising the question of whether many other barriers have been overlooked.
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Shaping of developmental gradients through selection on multiple loci in Antirrhinum

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By Desmond Bradley, Daniel Richardson Verified, Lucy Copsey, Louis Boell
| BioRxiv
Abstract Development depends on precise shaping of molecular gradients, but how natural selection acts to establish precision is unknown. Here we analyse genes that control differences in the gradient of yellow flower colour between two varieties of snapdragon (Antirrhinum). We show that these differences depend, in part, on cis regulatory variation in the pigment biosynthetic gene, FLAVIA (FLA).
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