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Editor’s summary Structured Abstract Abstract Whole-genome sequence variation reveals a lack of population structure across the species’ elevational range Population and species differences in thermogenic performance in hypoxia Evolved changes in subordinate physiological traits Genomic signatures of adaptive elevational differentiation Elevation-related selection on biotransformation pathways implicates diet adaptation Cross-talk interference between hypoxia- and xenobiotic-response pathways...
Abstract Chromosomal inversions contribute to adaptive speciation by linking co-adapted alleles. Querying 1,375 genomes of the species-rich Malawi cichlid fish radiation, we discovered five large inversions segregating in the benthic subradiation that each suppress recombination over more than half a chromosome. Two inversions were transferred from deepwater pelagic Diplotaxodon via admixture, while the others established early in the deep benthics.
This paper explores the potential for incorporating big data in nursing regulators' decision-making and policy development. Big data, commonly described as the extensive volume of information that individuals and agencies generate daily, is a concept familiar to the business community but is only beginning to be explored by the public sector.
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