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The small ossicones of a giraffe to the gigantic antlers of a moose all evolved from the same ancestor but are dramatically different due to
Diverse Headgear Of Hoofed Mammals Evolved From A Common Ancestor, study Baruch College & CUNY Graduate Center, published by Communications Biology
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1KP is an international multidisciplinary consortium acquiring large-scale gene sequences for the Viridiplantae (green plants), incorporating at some
Consequences of Asexuality in Natural Populations: Insights from Stick Insects.
J. Bast, D. J. Parker, Z. Dumas, K. M. Jalvingh, P. T. Van, L. S. Jaron, E. Figuet, A. Brandt, N. Galtier, T. Schwander, Molecular Biology and Evolution (2018).
Abstract: Recombination is a fundamental process with significant impacts on genome evolution. Predicted consequences of the loss of recombination include a reduced effectiveness of selection, changes in the amount of neutral polymorphisms segregating in populations, and an arrest of GC-biased gene conversion. Although these consequences are empirically well documented for nonrecombining genome portions, it remains largely unknown if they extend to the whole genome scale in asexual organisms.
