bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2022
Abstract
Archaic
admixture
has
had
a
significant
impact
on
human
evolution
with
multiple
events
across
different
clades,
including
from
extinct
hominins
such
as
Neanderthals
and
Denisovans
into
modern
humans.
Within
the
great
apes
archaic
been
identified
in
chimpanzees
bonobos,
but
possibility
of
not
explored
other
species.
Here,
we
address
this
question
using
high-coverage
whole
genome
sequences
all
four
extant
gorilla
subspecies,
six
newly
sequenced
eastern
gorillas
previously
unsampled
geographic
regions.
Using
Approximate
Bayesian
Computation
(ABC)
neural
networks
to
model
demographic
history
gorillas,
find
signature
an
‘ghost’
lineage
common
ancestor
western
gorillas.
We
infer
that
up
3%
these
individuals
is
introgressed
diverged
more
than
3
million
years
ago
This
introgression
event
took
place
before
split
mountain
lowland
likely
40
thousand
ago,
may
have
influenced
perception
bitter
taste
When
comparing
landscapes
humans
consistent
depletion
fragments
X
chromosome
However,
protein-coding
content
detectable
possibly
consequence
stronger
genetic
drift
Bioinformatics Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
abundance
of
gene
flow
in
the
Tree
Life
challenges
notion
that
evolution
can
be
represented
with
a
fully
bifurcating
process
which
cannot
capture
important
biological
realities
like
hybridization,
introgression,
or
horizontal
transfer.
Coalescent-based
network
methods
are
increasingly
popular,
yet
not
scalable
for
big
data,
because
they
need
to
perform
heuristic
search
space
networks
as
well
numerical
optimization
NP-hard.
Here,
we
introduce
novel
method
reconstruct
phylogenetic
based
on
algebraic
invariants.
While
there
is
long
tradition
using
invariants
phylogenetics,
our
work
first
define
concordance
factors
(frequencies
four-taxon
splits
input
trees)
identify
level-1
under
multispecies
coalescent
model.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 27, 2023
ABSTRACT
Although
the
possibility
of
introgression
from
ghost
lineages
(all
unsampled
extant
and
extinct
taxa)
is
now
widely
recognized,
detecting
characterizing
remains
a
challenge.
Here,
we
propose
combined
use
popular
D
-statistic
method,
which
tests
for
presence
introgression,
full-likelihood
method
BPP,
determines
possible
gene-flow
scenarios,
including
truly
responsible.
We
illustrate
utility
this
approach
by
investigating
reticulation
bifurcation
history
genus
Carya
(Juglandaceae),
beaked
hickory
sinensis
.
To
achieve
goal,
generated
two
chromosome-level
reference
genomes
respectively
C.
cathayensis
Furthermore,
re-sequenced
whole
43
individuals
one
individual
each
11
diploid
species
The
latter
dataset
with
per
used
to
reconstruct
phylogenetic
networks
estimate
divergence
time
Our
results
unambiguously
demonstrate
an
lineage
into
hickory,
dispelling
certain
misconceptions
about
also
discuss
profound
implications
historical
biogeography
species.
[BPP;
;
-statistic;
gene
flow;
introgression]
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 8, 2024
Abstract
Population
genetic
clustering
methods
are
widely
used
to
detect
hybridization
events
between
closely
related
populations
within
species,
as
well
deeply
diverged
lineages
across
phylogenetic
time-scales,
although
their
strengths
and
limitations
in
the
latter
cases
remain
poorly
explored.
This
study
presents
first
systematic
evaluation
of
performance
most
popular
population
method,
STRUCTURE,
under
a
variety
cross-species
scenarios,
including
hybrid
speciation,
introgression
involving
ghost
(i.e.,
extinct
or
unsampled)
otherwise.
Our
simulations
demonstrate
that
STRUCTURE
performs
identifying
hybrids
parental
donors
only
when
admixture
happens
very
recently
sampled
extant
lineages.
However,
generally
fails
signals
occurs
deep
time
gene
flow
stems
from
We
find
symmetrical
contribution
speciation
will
often
be
revealed
extremely
asymmetrical
especially
event
occurred
more
than
some
ago.
results
suggest
population-genetic
may
inefficient
for
detecting
either
ancient
admixtures,
partly
explaining
why
has
escaped
attention
evolutionary
biologists
until
recently.
AbstractBackground:
Phylogenetic
research
in
Tulipa
(Liliaceae),
a
genus
of
significant
economic
and
horticultural
value,
has
relied
on
limited
nuclear
(mostly
nrITS)
plastid
gene
sequences,
resulting
low-resolution
phylogenetic
trees
uncertain
intrageneric
classifications.
The
genus,
noted
for
its
large
genome,
presents
discordant
relationships
among
Amana,
Erythronium,
Tulipa,
likely
due
to
incomplete
lineage
sorting
(ILS)
and/or
reticulate
evolution.
Thus,
phylogenomic
approaches
are
needed
clarify
these
the
conflicting
signals
within
tribe
Tulipeae.
Results:
We
newly
sequenced
50
transcriptomes
46
species
Tulipeae
(including
multiple
accessions
all
four
genera)
one
outgroup
Lilieae
(Notholirion
campanulatum),
downloaded
15
previously
published
supplement
sampling.
One
dataset
(74
protein
coding
genes,
PCGs)
(2,594
orthologous
OGs)
were
constructed,
with
latter
used
tree
inference
based
maximum
likelihood
(ML)
multi-species
coalescent
(MSC)
methods.
To
investigate
causes
discordance,
‘site
con/discordance
factors’
(sCF
sDF1/sDF2)
calculated
first,
after
which
nodes
displaying
high
or
imbalanced
sDF1/2
selected
network
analyses
polytomy
tests
determine
whether
ILS
evolution
best
explain
incongruence.
Key
not
resolved
by
this
technique,
especially
those
Erythronium
further
investigated
applying
D-statistics
QuIBL.
Conclusions:
failed
reconstruct
reliable
unambiguous
evolutionary
history
pervasive
evolution,
caused
either
obscured
minority
signal
differing
genomic
compartments.
However,
we
confirmed
monophyly
most
subgenera,
exception
two
small
subgenus
Orithyia,
heterophylla
was
recovered
as
sister
remainder
whereas
T.
sinkiangensis
clustered
Tulipa.
In
contrast,
traditional
sections
found
be
non-monophyletic.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 23, 2023
A
bstract
Postspeciation
gene
flow
is
widespread
across
the
Tree
of
Life
but
ignored
as
a
cause
tree
discordance
under
standard
multispecies
coalescent.
Where
interspecific
migration
has
occurred
not
modelled
explicitly,
effective
population
sizes,
divergence
times
and
topology
can
be
seriously
misestimated.
Isolation-with-migration
coalescent-with-introgression
models
explicitly
model
include
additional
parameters
that
limit
their
computational
viability
with
even
moderately
sized
molecular
data
sets.
Here
we
simulate
evolution
sequences
which
vary
in
information
content
coalescent
while
allowing
continuous,
tree-wide
flow/migration
between
contemporaneous
branches,
rate
decreases
time
since
divergence.
Using
simulated
sequences,
evaluate
performance
DENIM
rapidly
to
gradually
time-decaying
benchmark
its
against
MSC
method
StarBeast3.
consistently
outperforms
StarBeast3,
both
phylogenetic
accuracy
per
core.
Rapidly
decaying
associated
improved
estimates
While
species
estimation
by
increasing
number
loci
from
30
60
either
method,
convergence
slowed
considerably.
By
contrast,
sequence
length
10,000
bp
no
clear
effect
on
rates,
shows
tendency
towards
increased
DENIM.
We
apply
StarBeast3
36-locus
empirical
bat
set
recover
trees
identical
those
obtained
12,931
loci.
Our
work
demonstrates
deliver
accurate
presence
deep
coalescence
empirically
realistic
patterns
using
few
single-core
runtimes
2-3
days.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2022
Abstract
Archaic
admixture
has
had
a
significant
impact
on
human
evolution
with
multiple
events
across
different
clades,
including
from
extinct
hominins
such
as
Neanderthals
and
Denisovans
into
modern
humans.
Within
the
great
apes
archaic
been
identified
in
chimpanzees
bonobos,
but
possibility
of
not
explored
other
species.
Here,
we
address
this
question
using
high-coverage
whole
genome
sequences
all
four
extant
gorilla
subspecies,
six
newly
sequenced
eastern
gorillas
previously
unsampled
geographic
regions.
Using
Approximate
Bayesian
Computation
(ABC)
neural
networks
to
model
demographic
history
gorillas,
find
signature
an
‘ghost’
lineage
common
ancestor
western
gorillas.
We
infer
that
up
3%
these
individuals
is
introgressed
diverged
more
than
3
million
years
ago
This
introgression
event
took
place
before
split
mountain
lowland
likely
40
thousand
ago,
may
have
influenced
perception
bitter
taste
When
comparing
landscapes
humans
consistent
depletion
fragments
X
chromosome
However,
protein-coding
content
detectable
possibly
consequence
stronger
genetic
drift