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A new study of divergence in freshwater fish provides strong evidence of rapid, temperature-mediated adaptation.
This feature makes N. tetrasperma a highly suitable model system for the study of divergence in recombinationally suppressed regions, since self-fertilization renders normally recombining genes largely homoallelic while restriction of recombination leads to allelic divergence [ 5, 6].
In a study of divergence in gene regulation at young life history stages of whitefish (Coregonus sp ., Nolte et al. (2009) [ 38] found that 8.6% of genes differed in expressions between dwarf and normal whitefish populations.
The study of divergence in the epigenome between paralogous regions has the potential to not only uncover the links between the evolution of DNA sequence, DNA methylation, and chromatin state but also allow us to investigate how duplications have potentially contributed to species evolution.
Drosophila protein sequence divergence data show a general trend toward faster-X effects, with some exceptions (Presgraves 2008); studies of divergence in gene expression in Drosophila also show a faster-X effect (Kayserili et al. 2012; Meisel et al. 2012a).
We therefore conducted common garden laboratory experiments to study the extent of divergence in embryonic and larval acid stress tolerance, and larval life-history traits among eight R. arvalis populations along an acidity gradient (breeding pond pHs from 4.0 to 7.3).
Hayes et al. [ 35] reported evidence for strong selection in this region in a study of divergence between dairy cattle and beef cattle.
The program r8s [ 18] has been widely adopted in studies of divergence times in the Annonaceae [ 7, 9, 10].
AlignMiner serves to fill the gap in bioinformatic function for the study of sequence divergence in MSAs containing closely-related sequences.
The ability to study high-resolution genomic patterns of divergence in natural populations has enabled valuable insights supporting a fundamental shift in our understanding of the origins of species.
Our study provides an early snapshot of divergence in reproductively important features that, regardless of whether it reflects genetic or plastic changes in phenotype, could ultimately form a reproductive barrier among populations.
