Macroevolutionary inference of complex modes of chromosomal speciation in a cosmopolitan plant lineage DOI Open Access
Carrie M. Tribble, José Ignacio Márquez‐Corro, Michael R. May

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New Phytologist, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Dec. 25, 2024

The effects of single chromosome number change-dysploidy - mediating diversification remain poorly understood. Dysploidy modifies recombination rates, linkage, or reproductive isolation, especially for one-fifth all eukaryote lineages with holocentric chromosomes. on have not been estimated because modeling numbers linked to heterogeneity along phylogenies is quantitatively challenging. We propose a new state-dependent model evolution that links rates dysploidy considering and differentiates between anagenetic cladogenetic changes. apply this Carex (Cyperaceae), cosmopolitan flowering plant clade recover two distinct modes chromosomal speciation in Carex. In one mode, occurs frequently drives faster rates. the other rare, driven by hidden, unmeasured factors. When we use excludes hidden states, mistakenly infer strong, uniformly positive effect diversification, showing standard models may lead confident but incorrect conclusions about diversification. This study demonstrates can significant role large despite presence factors simultaneously affect

Language: Английский

The holocentric chromosome microevolution: From phylogeographic patterns to genomic associations with environmental gradients DOI Creative Commons
José Ignacio Márquez‐Corro, Santiago Martín‐Bravo, José Luis Blanco‐Pastor

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Molecular Ecology, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 33(24)

Published: Oct. 5, 2023

Geographic isolation and chromosome evolution are two of the major drivers diversification in eukaryotes general, specifically, plants. On one hand, range shifts induced by Pleistocene glacial oscillations deeply shaped evolutionary trajectories species Northern Hemisphere. other karyotype variability within or complexes may have adaptive potential as different karyotypes represent recombination rates linkage groups that be associated with locally adapted genes supergenes. Organisms holocentric chromosomes ideal to study link between local adaptation evolution, due their high cytogenetic variability, especially when it seems related environmental variation. Here, we integrate phylogeography, chromosomal ecological requirements a plant complex distributed Western Euro-Mediterranean region (Carex gr. laevigata, Cyperaceae). We aim clarify relative influence these factors on population differentiation ultimately speciation. obtained well-resolved RADseq phylogeny sheds light phylogeographic patterns molecular number variation, which compatible south-to-north postglacial migration. In addition, landscape genomics analyses identified candidate loci for adaptation, also strong significant associations environment. conclude distribution C. laevigata has been constrained both shift dynamics adaptation. Our demonstrates responsible, at least partially, microevolutionary Carex.

Language: Английский

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Preface to the Special Issue on African Flora in a Changing World: Integrating multiple dimensions of diversity DOI Open Access
A. Muthama Muasya, Jasper A. Slingsby, G. Anthony Verboom

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Annals of Botany, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 133(5-6), P. 643 - 648

Published: April 4, 2024

Africa is home to globally important biodiversity.Straddling the equator and extending temperate latitudes (at 37°N 34°S; not including oceanic islands such as Marion Prince Edward), continent accommodates a variety of ecosystems biomes, tropical forests, savanna montane grasslands, deserts, Mediterranean-type (Olson et al., 2011;Linder, 2014).The has remained relatively stable in Cenozoic period (66 2.5 million years ago, Ma), despite dramatic geological events, shifting coastlines, volcanism formation rift valley (Couvreur 2021).Africa rich diversity vascular plants, with over 65 000 species recorded on its surrounding (Qian 2021).This equates approximately 18.5% plant (Antonelli 2023).However, efforts catalogue African composition are uneven, certain regions (e.g.tropical east central Africa) being well catalogued others (e.g.Sudan) barely explored (Marshal 2016).At same time, increased ecological evolutionary research points varied patterns diversification assembly flora; however, there lack wider consolidation disparate knowledge.This Special Issue aims bring together pan-African build holistic synthesis knowledge ecology evolution plants.

Language: Английский

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Macroevolutionary inference of complex modes of chromosomal speciation in a cosmopolitan plant lineage DOI Open Access
Carrie M. Tribble, José Ignacio Márquez‐Corro, Michael R. May

et al.

New Phytologist, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Dec. 25, 2024

The effects of single chromosome number change-dysploidy - mediating diversification remain poorly understood. Dysploidy modifies recombination rates, linkage, or reproductive isolation, especially for one-fifth all eukaryote lineages with holocentric chromosomes. on have not been estimated because modeling numbers linked to heterogeneity along phylogenies is quantitatively challenging. We propose a new state-dependent model evolution that links rates dysploidy considering and differentiates between anagenetic cladogenetic changes. apply this Carex (Cyperaceae), cosmopolitan flowering plant clade recover two distinct modes chromosomal speciation in Carex. In one mode, occurs frequently drives faster rates. the other rare, driven by hidden, unmeasured factors. When we use excludes hidden states, mistakenly infer strong, uniformly positive effect diversification, showing standard models may lead confident but incorrect conclusions about diversification. This study demonstrates can significant role large despite presence factors simultaneously affect

Language: Английский

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