2024
DOI: 10.22541/au.171025860.06543673/v1
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Convergent evolution on oceanic islands: comparative genomics reveals species-specific processes in birds

María Recuerda,
Julio César Hernández Montoya,
Guillermo Blanco
et al.

Abstract: Understanding the factors driving phenotypic and genomic differentiation of insular populations is of major interest to gain insight into the speciation process. Comparing patterns across different insular taxa subjected to similar selective pressures upon colonizing oceanic islands provides the opportunity to study parallel evolution and identify shared patterns in their genomic landscapes of differentiation. We selected four species of passerine birds (common chaffinch Fringilla coelebs/canariensis, red-bill… Show more

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