Contemporary ancestor? Adaptive divergence from standing genetic variation in Pacific marine threespine stickleback

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We know all the marine populations of threespine stickleback in the PNW form a single genetic cluster north of Oregon state from Morris et al. (2018) (6/) https://t.co/oapYeQn593 https://t.co/OirFldxq5C

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RT @ella_bowles_82: Guess what? Marine threespine stickleback are not panmictic! Proud of Matthew Morris and our latest paper https://t.co/…

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RT @ella_bowles_82: Guess what? Marine threespine stickleback are not panmictic! Proud of Matthew Morris and our latest paper https://t.co/…

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