Adaptation from Standing Genetic Variation.¶
BARRETT, R. D. H., & SCHLUTER, D. (2008). Adaptation from Standing Genetic Variation. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 38-44.
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- Standing genetic variation — low-frequency alleles preserved in a population provide raw material for rapid adaptation when selection pressure shifts.
This sourceEstablishes that low-frequency alleles preserved as standing variation (via balancing selection, heterozygote advantage) supply raw material for rapid adaptation when selection shifts.
- Standing genetic variation — low-frequency alleles preserved in a population provide raw material for rapid adaptation when selection pressure shifts.
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