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Resolving evolutionary relationships in closely related species with whole-genome sequencing data

Nater et al., 2015

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Nater A
Burri R
Kawakami T
Smeds L
Ellegren H
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Systematic Biology

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Using genetic data to resolve the evolutionary relationships of species is of major interest in evolutionary and systematic biology. However, reconstructing the sequence of speciation events, the so-called species tree, in closely related and potentially hybridizing species is …
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