👏🥂🥳 Successful MSc defence by Michael Mitschke @Mol_Ecol
@uniinnsbruck
on #Daphniaturnover and #hybridisation due to rophic shifts.
Congrats to you, MSc. Michael, and thanks to examiners @birgit_sattler
and Barbara Tartarotti-Alfreider!
@moestmar
#PopulationGenomics #lakes
#daphniaturnover #hybridisation #PopulationGenomics #lakes
Wer wissen möchte, womit sich meine #Leibniz Juniorforschungsgruppe beschäftigt, findet einen Beitrag über mich in unserer Spot On Serie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPQqxO4ufDE
#Elritzen #fish #biodiversity #hybridisation
#leibniz #elritzen #fish #biodiversity #hybridisation
Paper out: Is there #hybridisation across #ploidy levels in #parasitic eyebrights? Thanks to @alex_twyford and @Euphrasiologist for letting me do the demographic modelling https://doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.16100 🌱🧬
#hybridisation #ploidy #parasitic
New article recommended at PCI Evolutionary Biology this morning!
How does the mode of evolutionary divergence affect reproductive isolation?
by Bianca De Sanctis, Hilde Schneemann, and John J. Welch
https://evolbiol.peercommunityin.org/articles/rec?articleId=543
#PopulationGenetics #QuantitativeGenetics #EvolutionaryBiology #theory #model #hybridisation
#populationgenetics #quantitativegenetics #EvolutionaryBiology #theory #model #hybridisation
Here’s my long postponed #introduction!
I’m a Swiss PhD student at Trent University - Canada, working on the #Evolution of two North American #deer species through #bioinformatic analyses of #hybridisation #Demography and #ancientDNA.
I am also interested in #Genomics of speciation, extinction, adaptation, #PopGen etc… 🦌 🧬
#introduction #Evolution #deer #bioinformatic #hybridisation #Demography #ancientDNA #Genomics #PopGen
When you work in a #Botanic garden and can't figure out the species... "I'm sure it's an hybrid" #oak #genetics #hybridisation
#botanic #oak #genetics #hybridisation
I agree.
The only thing I would have added is a summarising doodle, a cactus metaphor (#OldPost by D. Morrison: Tree metaphors and mathematical trees: https://phylonetworks.blogspot.com/2018/02/tree-metaphors-and-mathematical-trees.html)
Reds = maternal lineages (plastomes); blue = nucleomes, (speciation history), stippled arrows = "chloroplast captures" in #phylogenetics but is in fact hostile takeover via asymmetric #introgression or #hybridisation followed by backcrossing with one parent only.
#PhyloNetworks
#oldpost #phylogenetics #Introgression #hybridisation #phylonetworks