<p>(A) across a range of selection gradients () of latitude, and when we hold constant at 0.14 and (B) decrease , the genetic correlation between the trait of interest and the selected trait, (C) vary the number of loci, and (D) vary the number of loci while holding the fraction of variance explained constant. Bottom panels show power of the Z-test and approaches to detect selection affecting (E) a single population, and (F) multiple populations in a given region. See main text for simulation details.</p
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...
<p>Power was measured across one hundred simulations at each of 24 gene loci (as in Figs <a href="ht...
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...
Constant innovations in the eld of experimental evolution demand the development of adapted statisti...
The deleterious mutation model proposes that quantitative trait variation should be dominated by rar...
<p>Power of detection for the different 2-locus models. Power was estimated as the proportion of ite...
Thanks to genome-scale diversity data, present-day studies can provide a detailed view of how natura...
The study of ecological speciation is inherently linked to the study of selection. Methods for estim...
Evolutionary forces such as recombination, demography, and selection can shape patterns of genetic d...
There is evidence in different species of genetic control of environmental variation, independent of...
(A) Mean (±SE) residual Tajima’s D (i.e., the residuals of a regression of Tajima’s D on genome-wide...
Only the abstract was published in the proceedings. There is no full text.A vast amount of genetic v...
<p>Statistical power is given as calculated by Powsim 4.1 (Ryman and Palm 2006). A. Simulated sampli...
A novel approach for dissecting complex traits is to experimentally evolve laboratory populations un...
Thanks to genome-scale diversity data, present-day studies can provide a detailed view of how natura...
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...
<p>Power was measured across one hundred simulations at each of 24 gene loci (as in Figs <a href="ht...
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...
Constant innovations in the eld of experimental evolution demand the development of adapted statisti...
The deleterious mutation model proposes that quantitative trait variation should be dominated by rar...
<p>Power of detection for the different 2-locus models. Power was estimated as the proportion of ite...
Thanks to genome-scale diversity data, present-day studies can provide a detailed view of how natura...
The study of ecological speciation is inherently linked to the study of selection. Methods for estim...
Evolutionary forces such as recombination, demography, and selection can shape patterns of genetic d...
There is evidence in different species of genetic control of environmental variation, independent of...
(A) Mean (±SE) residual Tajima’s D (i.e., the residuals of a regression of Tajima’s D on genome-wide...
Only the abstract was published in the proceedings. There is no full text.A vast amount of genetic v...
<p>Statistical power is given as calculated by Powsim 4.1 (Ryman and Palm 2006). A. Simulated sampli...
A novel approach for dissecting complex traits is to experimentally evolve laboratory populations un...
Thanks to genome-scale diversity data, present-day studies can provide a detailed view of how natura...
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...
<p>Power was measured across one hundred simulations at each of 24 gene loci (as in Figs <a href="ht...
Because natural selection is likely to act on multiple genes underlying a given phenotypic trait, we...