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Zohre Yousefi,Mohammad Hossein Moradi,Mohammad Taghi Beige-Nasiri et al. Zohre Yousefi et al.
Genome-wide scan for run of homozygosity (ROH) stretches, effective population size (Ne) and selection signatures can help to elucidate mechanisms of selection and pinpoint genomic regions linked with phenotypic traits.
Tammy Ai Tian Ho,Jeppe Bayer Pedersen,Anne Aagaard et al. Tammy Ai Tian Ho et al.
Our results underscore that even seemingly abundant species in fragmented landscapes can experience severe reductions in effective population size and gene flow.
Jose A Urban Aragon,Esha Bandyopadhyay,Amali S Fernando et al. Jose A Urban Aragon et al.
Additionally, in contrast to the Sinhalese, the Adivasi have maintained low effective population size and undergone strong founder events, which is consistent with their hunter-gatherer lifestyle, historic relocations, and habitat fragmentation.
Marisol Domínguez,Enrique Celemín,Nikolai Gusev et al. Marisol Domínguez et al.
This genome reveals sustained high genome-wide heterozygosity despite inbreeding, with homozygosity patterns and effective population size estimates indicating a long-term decline.
Xueyun Feng,Ari Löytynoja,Juha Merilä Xueyun Feng
Effective population size (Ne) is a quantity of central importance in evolutionary biology and population genetics, but often notoriously challenging to estimate. Analyses of Ne are further complicated by the many interpretations of the con...
Madeleine Murray,Seiichi Nakamura,Melvin Fuentes et al. Madeleine Murray et al.
Estimates of effective population size suggest a decline at the end of the Classic period, when Classic Maya civilization experienced widespread destabilization and collapse.
Edward A Myers,Rayna C Bell,Isaac Overcast et al. Edward A Myers et al.
Furthermore, we found no evidence of introgression; demographic modelling indicated that all species increased rapidly in effective population size in the period 20-150 ka, and these inferred demographic expansions were largely asynchronous and apparently unassociated with species or island age.
Lindsay S Miles,Brian C Verrelli,Richard Adams et al. Lindsay S Miles et al.
, Cimex lectularius, belonging to two genetically distinct lineages, one associated with bats and the other with humans, coupled with demographic modelling, our findings suggests that while their association with humans dates back potentially hundreds of thousands of years, a dramatic change in the effective...population size of the human-associated lineage occurred approximately 13 000 years ago; a pattern not found in the bat-associated lineage.
Md Mahfuzur Rahman,Khandaker Asif Ahmed,Md Golam Rabbane et al. Md Mahfuzur Rahman et al.
Relatively lower effective population size estimation in both Padma and Jamuna could be a reflection of the loose conservation policy on these two rivers.
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