Proportion of nearly-neutral mutations and beneficial non-adaptive mutations as a function of effective population size (Ne).

Populations in circles, mean of the species across the populations as squares. (A) Proportion of nearly-neutral mutations at the population scale ( in the y-axis), shown as a function of estimated effective population size (Ne in the x-axis). (B) Pr...

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Main Author:	Thibault Latrille (4514248) (author)
Other Authors:	Julien Joseph (20477553) (author), Diego A. Hartasánchez (8822762) (author), Nicolas Salamin (2923683) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Cancer Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified widely neglected mainly typically unpredictable since indeed positively selected 28 populations analyzed 28 mammalian populations ongoing positive selection underlying fitness landscape xlink "> mutations adaptive mutations represent mammals </ p extant populations selection models quantify selection higher fitness fitness landscapes fitness effect adaptive mutations work confirms using mutation using methods unforeseen change substantial part simply restoring restored simultaneously reconstructed protein population level polymorphisms found molecular evolution lost due genetic drift environmental change driven solely different loci deleterious substitutions bringing innovation allowed us
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Proportion of nearly-neutral mutations and beneficial non-adaptive mutations as a function of effective population size (<i>N</i><sub>e</sub>).

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