In our genotyping scheme (Fig 2), the combination of region-wide haplotypes (RWHs, Fig 2 and Fig 3) define standing ancestral variation in genome-wide haplotypes or “lineages”. Fitness reaction norms are inferred from the fitness data (on the ancestral population, see Fig 6) and the genotyping data (Fig 3) assuming that the log-transformed RWH fitness reaction norms follow specific functional form, for example a linear function of the environmental value. The lineage fitness reaction norm of a lineage is the sum, in log space, of the component RWH reaction norms.</p
<p>A. Simulation results of diversity measurements for derived and ancestral alleles (N: 100, mutati...
Allelic richness (number of alleles) is a measure of genetic diversity indicative of a population’s ...
Population genetics provides a mathematical and computational framework for understanding and modeli...
(A) From Fig 3, RWHs H1A1, H1B1 and H1C1 define lineage L28, while RWHs H2A2, H2B2 and H2C3 define l...
(A) Heritable genotype-by-environment (GxE) fitness variance implies that genotypes (colored lines) ...
(A-C) Observed frequency of region-wide haplotypes (RWH) during experimental evolution, for region 1...
Abstract.—Phylogenetic comparative methods offer a suite of tools for studying trait evolution. Howe...
Frequency-dependent selection (FDS) is an evolutionary regime that can maintain or reduce polymorphi...
The genetic architecture of adaptation in natural populations has not yet been resolved: it is not c...
Quantifying the evolutionary dynamics of beneficial mutations in microbial populations relies on a m...
Living organisms adapt to changes in environment by phenotypic plasticity and evolution by natural s...
<p>TMV was used to decompose the variation among the reaction norms described in <a href="http://www...
When selection is acting on a large genetically diverse population, beneficial alleles increase in f...
Convergent adaptation can occur at the genome scale when independently evolving lineages use the sam...
When selection is acting on a large genetically diverse population, beneficial alleles increase in f...
<p>A. Simulation results of diversity measurements for derived and ancestral alleles (N: 100, mutati...
Allelic richness (number of alleles) is a measure of genetic diversity indicative of a population’s ...
Population genetics provides a mathematical and computational framework for understanding and modeli...
(A) From Fig 3, RWHs H1A1, H1B1 and H1C1 define lineage L28, while RWHs H2A2, H2B2 and H2C3 define l...
(A) Heritable genotype-by-environment (GxE) fitness variance implies that genotypes (colored lines) ...
(A-C) Observed frequency of region-wide haplotypes (RWH) during experimental evolution, for region 1...
Abstract.—Phylogenetic comparative methods offer a suite of tools for studying trait evolution. Howe...
Frequency-dependent selection (FDS) is an evolutionary regime that can maintain or reduce polymorphi...
The genetic architecture of adaptation in natural populations has not yet been resolved: it is not c...
Quantifying the evolutionary dynamics of beneficial mutations in microbial populations relies on a m...
Living organisms adapt to changes in environment by phenotypic plasticity and evolution by natural s...
<p>TMV was used to decompose the variation among the reaction norms described in <a href="http://www...
When selection is acting on a large genetically diverse population, beneficial alleles increase in f...
Convergent adaptation can occur at the genome scale when independently evolving lineages use the sam...
When selection is acting on a large genetically diverse population, beneficial alleles increase in f...
<p>A. Simulation results of diversity measurements for derived and ancestral alleles (N: 100, mutati...
Allelic richness (number of alleles) is a measure of genetic diversity indicative of a population’s ...
Population genetics provides a mathematical and computational framework for understanding and modeli...