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Varroa mites escape the evolutionary trap of haplodiploidy

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By Spencer Johnston, Maéva Techer, Nurit Eliash, Endo Tetsuya
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Abstract Genetic diversity is essential for populations adapting to environmental changes. Due to genetic bottlenecks invasive species have reduced genetic diversity. However, they must quickly adapt to changes in new environments, potentially including anthropogenic countermeasures. This paradox raises a fundamental question: how do species adapt to changes while having low genetic diversity? The invasion paradox is more pronounced for some species.
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