Molecular Ecology Resources,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 1318 - 1332
Published: Feb. 5, 2021
Abstract
The
harlequin
ladybird,
Harmonia
axyridis
(Pallas),
is
a
well‐known
model
organism
for
genetic
studies
and
also
well‐studied
natural
enemy
used
pest
control.
It
became
an
invasive
species
after
being
introduced
to
North
America
Europe
as
control
agent.
Though
two
genome
assemblies
this
insect
have
been
previously
reported,
high‐quality
assembly
at
the
chromosome
level
still
not
available.
Here,
we
obtained
new
chromosome‐level
of
H
.
by
combining
various
sequencing
technologies,
namely
Illumina
short
reads,
PacBio
long
10X
Genomics
Hi‐C.
423
Mb
with
scaffold
N50
45.92
Mb.
Using
Hi‐C
data
1,897
scaffolds
were
anchored
eight
chromosomes.
A
total
730,068
repeat
sequences
identified,
making
up
51.2%
assembled
genome.
After
masking
these
sequences,
annotated
22,810
protein‐encoding
genes.
X
Y‐linked
identified
resequencing
male
female
genomes
calculating
coverage
ratios.
Two
gene
families
associated
environmental
adaptation,
odorant
receptor
cytochrome
P450,
analysed
showed
no
obvious
expansion
in
We
successfully
constructed
putative
biosynthesis
pathway
harmonine,
defence
compound
haemolymph
,
which
key
factor
strong
immunity.
helpful
resource
beetle
biology
biology.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
291(2020)
Published: April 9, 2024
When
populations
repeatedly
adapt
to
similar
environments
they
can
evolve
phenotypes
based
on
shared
genetic
mechanisms
(parallel
evolution).
The
likelihood
of
parallel
evolution
is
affected
by
demographic
history,
as
it
depends
the
standing
variation
source
population.
three-spined
stickleback
(
Evolution,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
73(4), P. 817 - 835
Published: March 11, 2019
Diverging
semi‐isolated
lineages
either
meet
in
narrow
clinal
hybrid
zones,
or
have
a
mosaic
distribution
associated
with
environmental
variation.
Intrinsic
reproductive
isolation
is
often
emphasized
the
former
and
local
adaptation
latter,
although
both
reduce
gene
flow
between
groups.
Rarely
are
these
two
patterns
of
spatial
reported
same
study
system.
Here,
we
report
that
long‐snouted
seahorse
Hippocampus
guttulatus
subdivided
into
discrete
panmictic
entities
by
types
zones.
Along
European
Atlantic
coasts,
northern
southern
lineage
southwest
France
where
they
coexist
sympatry—i.e.,
geographical
zone—with
little
hybridization.
In
Mediterranean
Sea,
distribution,
lagoon‐like
marine
habitats.
A
fifth
was
identified
Black
Sea.
Genetic
homogeneity
over
large
scales
contrasts
maintained
sympatry
close
parapatry
at
fine
scale.
high
variation
locus‐specific
introgression
rates
provides
additional
evidence
partial
must
be
maintaining
divergence.
We
find
fixed
differences
lagoon
populations
Sea
belong
to
most
differentiated
SNPs
lineages,
against
genome‐wide
pattern
structure
mostly
follow
geography.
These
parallel
outlier
cluster
on
single
chromosome‐wide
island
differentiation.
Since
do
not
map
lagoon‐sea
habitat
variation,
genetic
parallelism
genomic
suggests
shared
barrier
contributes
contrasting
contexts–i.e.,
versus
ecological.
discuss
how
hotspot
differentiation
could
evolved
become
space
patchy
environment
Molecular Ecology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
28(13), P. 3141 - 3150
Published: May 1, 2019
Alpine
ecosystems
are
frequently
characterized
by
an
abundance
of
wing-reduced
insect
species,
but
the
drivers
this
biodiversity
remain
poorly
understood.
Insect
wing
reduction
in
these
environments
has
variously
been
attributed
to
altitude,
temperature,
isolation,
habitat
stability
or
decreased
size.
We
used
fine-scale
ecotypic
and
genomic
analyses,
along
with
broad-scale
distributional
analyses
ecotypes,
unravel
ecological
wing-dimorphic
stonefly
Zelandoperla
fenestrata
complex.
Altitudinal
transects
within
populations
revealed
dramatic
over
very
fine
spatial
scales,
tightly
linked
alpine
treeline.
Broad
biogeographical
confirm
that
treeline
a
much
stronger
effect
on
ecotype
distributions
than
altitude
per
se.
Molecular
parallel
divergence
between
vestigial-winged
(high
altitude)
full-winged
(low
ecotypes
across
distinct
streams.
These
data
thus
highlight
role
as
key
driver
rapid
speciation,
providing
new
model
for
diversification
exposure
gradients.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
32(8), P. 806 - 817
Published: May 1, 2019
Parallel
phenotypic
differentiation
is
generally
attributed
to
parallel
adaptive
divergence
as
an
evolutionary
response
similar
environmental
contrasts.
Such
parallelism
may
actually
originate
from
several
scenarios
ranging
repeated
caused
by
divergent
selection
a
unique
event
followed
gene
flow.
Reconstructing
the
history
underlying
thus
fundamental
understand
relative
contribution
of
demography
and
on
genomic
during
speciation.
In
this
study,
we
investigate
replicate
European
whitefish
(Coregonus
lavaretus),
limnetic
benthic
species
pairs
two
lakes
in
Norway
Switzerland.
Demographic
models
accounting
for
semi-permeability
linked
were
fitted
unfolded
joint
allele
frequency
spectrum
built
genome-wide
SNPs
compared
each
other
pair.
We
found
strong
support
model
asymmetrical
post-glacial
secondary
contact
between
glacial
lineages
all
four
lakes.
Moreover,
our
results
suggest
that
heterogeneous
has
been
shaped
action
accelerating
lineage
sorting
allopatry,
migration
eroding
at
different
rates
along
genome
following
contact.
Our
analyses
reveal
how
interplay
demography,
historical
contingency
influenced
levels
diversity
observed
previous
phylogeographic
studies.
This
study
provides
new
insights
into
demographic
selective
processes
associated
with
ecological
speciation
whitefish.
Molecular Ecology Resources,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 1318 - 1332
Published: Feb. 5, 2021
Abstract
The
harlequin
ladybird,
Harmonia
axyridis
(Pallas),
is
a
well‐known
model
organism
for
genetic
studies
and
also
well‐studied
natural
enemy
used
pest
control.
It
became
an
invasive
species
after
being
introduced
to
North
America
Europe
as
control
agent.
Though
two
genome
assemblies
this
insect
have
been
previously
reported,
high‐quality
assembly
at
the
chromosome
level
still
not
available.
Here,
we
obtained
new
chromosome‐level
of
H
.
by
combining
various
sequencing
technologies,
namely
Illumina
short
reads,
PacBio
long
10X
Genomics
Hi‐C.
423
Mb
with
scaffold
N50
45.92
Mb.
Using
Hi‐C
data
1,897
scaffolds
were
anchored
eight
chromosomes.
A
total
730,068
repeat
sequences
identified,
making
up
51.2%
assembled
genome.
After
masking
these
sequences,
annotated
22,810
protein‐encoding
genes.
X
Y‐linked
identified
resequencing
male
female
genomes
calculating
coverage
ratios.
Two
gene
families
associated
environmental
adaptation,
odorant
receptor
cytochrome
P450,
analysed
showed
no
obvious
expansion
in
We
successfully
constructed
putative
biosynthesis
pathway
harmonine,
defence
compound
haemolymph
,
which
key
factor
strong
immunity.
helpful
resource
beetle
biology
biology.