New method for dating admixture events from molecular data!
Using phased or unphased data, this new method allows to date admixture events with improved accuracy, especially for small populations or relatively ancient admixture events.
Link to study ➡️ https://t.co/8FaV4YFmTK
“From weird things, you discover weird things that help you understand things that you didn’t know you didn’t understand”
- Prof Andrew Leitch in the New York Times (on Welwitschia) https://t.co/1cQWf9qH6i
The Biology Department at @JMU is seeking applications for a Postdoctoral Research-Teaching position in the laboratory of Dr. Jonathan Monroe beginning Fall 2021. Learn more: https://t.co/R7FVWIOWdR
A tale of inter-species trysts in the hyperdiverse #Amazon - our latest work in @molecology
> https://t.co/DqJy1jB7QO
Hybridisation was seen as almost non-existent in Amazonian trees, but here we show it occurred across timescales in members of the hyperdominant legume family.
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Applications are invited for the post of PROJECT FELLOW in SERB funded Project in PG Department of Botany, MGGAC, Mahe. Courtsey: Website of MGGAC, Mahe
LAST DATE: 25-07-2020.
85 ECRs are looking for Masters, PhDs, Postdocs, Jobs, collaborators, and more in the general field of botany. If you are looking to fill these positions, please add to the #Botany2020 Virtual Networking Board: https://t.co/FS5sT3j6IC
Jackal food is a parasitic plant native to Africa that siphons off nutrients from other plants' roots. Its flowers surface after heavy rainfall & emit a carrion-like stench to attract pollinators. Its fruit is similar to a potato & attracts animals like jackals.
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