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The impacts of positive selection on genomic variation in Drosophila serrata : Insights from a deep learning approachNARA Subscribed
This study explores the impact of positive selection on the genetic composition of a Drosophila serrata population in eastern Australia through a comprehensive analysis of 110 whole genome sequences. Utilizing an advanced deep learning algorithm (partialS/HIC) and a range of inferred demographic histories, we identified that approximately 14% of the genome is directly affected by sweeps, with soft sweeps being more prevalent (...
The Toxicology Investigators Consortium 2022 Annual ReportNARA Subscribed
The rise of inexpensive, user‐friendly cameras and editing software promises to revolutionize data collection with minimal disturbance to marine mammals. Video sequences recorded by aerial drones and GoPro cameras provided close‐up views and unique perspectives of humpback whales engulfing juvenile salmon at or just below the water surface in Southeast Alaska and Prince William Sound. Although humpback feeding is famous for it...
Genetic population structure of the catadromous Perciform: Macquaria novemaculeata (Percichthyidae)NARA Subscribed
Genetic population structure in the catadromous Australian bass Macquaria novemaculeata was investigated using samples from four locations spanning 600 km along the eastern Australian coastline. Both allozymes and mtDNA control region sequences were examined. Population subdivision estimates based on allozymes revealed low levels of population structuring ( G st =0·043, P G st =0·146, P Macquaria novemaculeata was considered t...
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