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The role of holobiont composition and environmental history in thermotolerance of Tropical Eastern Pacific corals

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By Victoria Glynn, Maxime Guglielmetti, Eunice R. Tapia, Viviane Ali, Helio Quintero, Matan Yuval, David Kline, Matthieu Leray, Sean Connolly, Rowan Barrett
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords thermal resistance coral bleaching automated stress system CBASS Pocillopora corals Tropical Eastern Pacific Panama holobiont population genetics microbiome dynamics ecophysiology Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Oostra, V. ∙ Saastamoinen, M. ∙ Zwaan, B.J. ... Strong phenotypic plasticity limits potential for evolutionary responses to climate change Nat. Commun. 2018; 9, 1005 2. Richter, S. ∙ Kipfer, T. ∙ Wohlgemuth, T. ...
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Genomics of freshwater adaptation in threespine stickleback from eastern Canada

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By Alan Garcia-Elfring, Mathilde Salamon, Antoine Paccard, Rowan Barrett
| BioRxiv
Abstract The threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) is a key species for studying parallel evolution. However, most evidence for parallel evolution at the genetic and phenotypic levels comes from the west coast of North America and parts of southern Europe. Here, we use RAD-sequencing of pooled samples to examine marine-freshwater differentiation in stickleback populations from Atlantic Canada and to test for signatures of parallel evolution.
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Evolutionary rescue and adaptive reversal allowed the persistence of freshwater copepods during historical lake acidification and pH recovery

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By Mathilde Salamon, Rowan Barrett, Alison M. Derry, Maxime Saint-Martin
| BioRxiv
Abstract The persistence of populations facing severe environmental disturbance can be enabled by natural selection on heritable phenotypic variation - a process known as evolutionary rescue. Examples of evolutionary rescue have been documented in wild populations. Still, few studies have investigated the combination of factors (demographic, genetic, and environmental) that facilitate the rescue of populations in complex natural settings.
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