Rapid lineage diversification of gray mangroves (Avicennia marina) driven by isolation in cryptic glacial refugia and extreme environmental conditions in the Arabian Peninsula DOI Open Access
Guillermo Friis, Edward G. Smith, Catherine E. Lovelock

и другие.

Authorea (Authorea), Год журнала: 2022, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Ноя. 7, 2022

Running title: Evolution of Arabian mangrovesGuillermo Friis*, Edward G. Smith, Catherine E. Lovelock, Alejandra Ortega, Alyssa Marshell, Carlos M. Duarte, John A. Burt*Corresponding author: Center for Genomics and Systems Biology, New York University — Abu Dhabi, PO Box 129188, United Arab Emirates; Email: [email protected]; Tel: +97126286739. Summary· Plant systems occurring in ecologically heterogeneous spatially discontinuous habitats provide an ideal opportunity to investigate the relative roles neutral selective factors driving lineage diversification. Here, we analyzed fully sequenced genomes study diversification mechanisms gray mangroves [Avicennia marina (Forssk.) Vierh.] Arabia, where they occur at edge species’ range are subject variable, often extreme, environmental conditions. · We conducted population structure, phylogenomic demographic analyses reconstruct evolutionary history species across Arabia. also applied genotype-environment association methods adaptive Our revealed marked genetic structure highly supported clades among within seas surrounding Peninsula. Inferred divergence times were consistent with recent periods low marine connectivity during glacial periods, revealing presence (cryptic) refugia Red Sea Persian/Arabian Gulf. Genetic‐environment high levels differentiation, detected signs multi-loci local adaptation driven by temperature extremes hypersalinity. These results support a process rapid resulting from combined effects historical ecological selection, reveal mangrove peripheral environments as relevant drivers diversity. IntroductionLineage plants involves both (Rieseberg & Willis, 2007), elucidating their is essential understand underlying early stages speciation (Coyne Orr, 2004). Evolutionary may result accumulation differences caused drift geographic isolation or isolation-by-distance (IBD, Wright, 1943; 1946), mode (Mayr, 1954; Mayr, 1963). In turn, variation conditions can divergent selection (Darwin, 1859; Coyne 2004), diversifying that drives (Nosil, 2012). models, reproductive barriers arise by-product cumulative, changes 1947; Schluter, 2000; Rundle Nosil, 2005) enabling genome‐wide differentiation selected loci (Nosil et al., 2008; Funk 2011; Shafer Wolf, 2013; Wang Bradburd, 2014). Ecological theoretically uncontroversial, considered key some most remarkable radiations angiosperms (Baldwin Sanderson, 1998; Hughes Eastwood, 2006). However, whether environment-driven processes commonly nature absence long-term reduced gene flow remains debated evolution research (Butlin Fitzpatrick Papadopulos Foote, 2018). The interactions between stochastic derived such founder events, bottlenecks remain unclear, difficult assess natural (Barton Charlesworth, 1984; Kliber Eckert, 2005; Crepet Niklas, 2009).Plant environmentally extreme edges suitable models questions related environment tends be stressful discontinuous, well temporally unstable (Lesica Allendorf, 1995), frequently dynamic settings multiple isolated populations strong differential selection. severe character hypothesized generate interplay (Hardie Hutchings, 2010), providing research. One system Peninsula (Avicennia var. marina). has broadest distribution any (Spalding 2010; Hogarth, 2015; Tomlinson, 2016), extending Indian Ocean into West Pacific far Japan Zealand (Fouda AI-Muharrami, 1996; Sheppard Spalding Khalil, 2015). Gray present several morphological physiological adaptations harsh intertidal habitat (Tomlinson, which makes them compelling model functional genes biological pathways involved stress tolerance (Urashi Xu 2017). represents one northernmost (Duke, 1991; characterized temperatures, aridity, salinity, known limiting growth (Ball, 1988; 1992; Lovelock 2016). domains diverse within, among, main water bodies bordering peninsula, define three biogeographic regions: (i) Sea, presents opposing gradients salinity temperature, highest lowest shallow southern basin, while deeper northern basin cooler temperatures but limited precipitation evaporation (Carvalho 2019; Anton 2020); (ii) Gulf (referred ‘PAG’ hereafter) northeast Peninsula, arid (<250 mm) hyper-arid (<100 rainfall regimes, experience widest air region throughout year (Böer, 1997; Whitford Duval, 2019); (iii) (here including Oman), contrast former regions, normal oceanic summer buffered cold-water upwelling monsoon, more moderate (Claereboudt, 2019).The experienced large fluctuations spatial glacio-eustatic cycles largely impacted biodiversity region, particular enclosed PAG (DiBattista 2016a). Throughout last 400,000 years remained connected Ocean, yet cross-sectional area along Strait Bab al Mandab connects these was, maxima, 2% today, major increases near-complete (Lambeck 2011). For sustained two cycles, minimum channel width connecting was less than 4 km wide narrow whenever sea 50 meters below current contrast, show nearly completely drained peak glaciation until c.a. 14,000 ago (Lambeck, 1996). A incursion started approximately 12,500 ago, towards over following millennia, day shorelines forming just 6,000 open ocean habitat, coast only vertical migration without isolation.The combination conditions, variable world, potential 2016b). Although phylogenetic relationships varieties congeneric have been reported other regions (Duke Nettel Li extensive coasts rarely included DNA sequence-based (see Duke Maguire 2016; Al-Qthanin Alharbi, 2020). specific molecular basis understudied Arabia its global distribution.Here, used complex examine how shaped diversity using whole genome georeferenced data. First, patterns reconstructed Two general competing hypotheses about tested this study: extirpated Pleistocene, followed recolonization after maximum (LGM); expanded once rose. Second, studied variability applying (GEA) analysis. redundancy analysis (RDA) combining single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) data survey jointly identify variables potentially divergence. Materials MethodsPopulation samplingWe sampled total 200 Avicennia individuals 19 sites (var. marina, N = 190), site Australia australasica, 10) (Table 1, Fig. 1; Table S1, Supporting Information). Leaf tissue collected trees separated least 20 meters, preserved silica beads up ten days before extraction. Geographic coordinates each tree recorded. Genomic extracted ground leaf DNeasy 96 plant kit (Qiagen, Valencia, CA) according manufacturer’s protocol. Genome resequencing variant calling Illumina paired-end 150 bp libraries insert size equal 350 prepared Novaseq platform. Reads mapped against previously published reference (Friis 2020), SNP carried out GATK Analysis Toolkit (GATK; McKenna 2010). dataset consisted 178 Information) 15,702,886 biallelic SNPs per-individual average coverage 16.8 missing rate 0.11. This further filtered customized downstream (See details Information).Population To explore genome-wide mangroves, first generated quality, independent putatively SNPs, consisting matrix 143,900 170 samples S2, principal components (PCA) implemented R package SNPRelate (Zheng, examined sparse non-negative factorization method (SNMF; Frichot ran program five per K value, ranging 2 20. Similarity scores runs graphics computed CLUMPAK (Kopelman al. IBD dataset. pairwise Nei’s distance values hierfstat (Goudet By-sea, distances measured based coordinates. Mantel test implemented, significance through 9,999 permutations.Phylogenetic analysisA likelihood phylogeny produced IQ-TREE (Nguyen analysis, same filters tests, retained Brisbane outgroup (SNP 29,433, 178; ascertainment bias correction generalized time-reversible substitution implemented.Population analysesWe performed comparisons under framework developed fastSIMCOAL2 v2.6 (Excoffier 2013) estimate parameters date cladogenetic events populations, colonization LGM versus around Informed results), sets independently plus Oman, entire Three representatives set models. again calibrate divergence, coalescence time lineages 2.7 million all (Li He Topologies scenarios ‘strict isolation’ ‘isolation migration’. Overall, six, twelve compared respectively S4, As input folded frequency spectra (SFS) easySFS (https://github.com/isaacovercast/easySFS). Details analyses, data, sketches parameter files provided Information.TreeMix v1.13 (Pickrell Pritchard, 2012) populations. corresponding built phylogeny, exemption linkage disequilibrium it controlled TreeMix command line 797,949; 178). 0–15 migrations, grouping blocks 50. Migration plotted 99.8% variance ancestry explained consistency evaluated running replicates added number different, randomly seed. Results seed yielded reported.Candidate identification analysisWe candidate evolving pressures, contribution approach (Van Den Wollenberg, 1977; Legendre Legendre, Borcard 2011) vegan (Oksanen explanatory variables, sampling averaged surface months MARSPEC database (Sbrocco Barber, 2013)]; isothermality warmest month WorldClim (Hijmans Fick Hijmans, 2017)]. response allele frequencies position 2,488,560 (N 170; Information).Two GEA implemented: simple RDA associations predictors; partial (pRDA), addition, effects. Covariates accounting PCs PCA on filtering positions Following procedure described Capblancq (2018), Mahalanobis estimated center space (Capblancq Forester, 2021), p-value threshold < 0.01 Bonferroni testing. individual level, complementary genotypes outliers variables. axes visual inspection, Euclidean ordination Further Information. ResultsPopulation analysesA structure. plot recovered pattern clustering matched Populations clustered apart, showing overlapping region. showed structure: west (Salalah Taqah) grouped together apart remaining clusters, Oman east (Shinas Qurm) close PAG. intermediate Filim occupied central PC2. third fourth regions. Northern basins PC3, lesser extent. differentiated PC4 (Fig. 2A).A SNMF results. At 2, groups separating 3 isolated, adjacent group, decreasing degrees shared ancestry. 4, (Bahrain Dammam) appeared cluster. 5, (Duba, Al Wajh 1 2) genetically cluster, signal coancestry latitude proximal (Al Kharrar King Abdullah Economic City, hereafter KAEC) extent, Lith. 6, Qurm Shinas, Filim, Shinas cluster Ras Khaimah (hereafter RAK), Umm Quawain UAQ), Ghurab Suweihat. 7, Lith, Farasan Banks 2; FB1 FB2) Lith presented KAEC 2B).A selectively neutral, significant correlation by-sea (r 0.765, 10-4; S3, Information).Phylogenetic reconstruction almost resolved monophyletic node support. major, reciprocally lineages: (Major Clade I), II) III). Within Sea’s Major I, sequence split those south FB2); little clade. II encompassed Salalah, Taqah sister group III, includes III divided (RAK, UAQ, Suweihat) (Qurm Shinas). latter subregions, side Hormuz, monophyletic, 3).Population mangroveDemographic fastSIMCOAL2. greatest score (ΔAIC 318, 4; event scenario, splitting dating back 99,200 (95% CI [40,062 – 295,152]), rapid, simultaneous differentiation. Gene exchange particularly entrance (MIG → FB2 60, 95% [13 109] migrants generation). bands, confidence intervals varied orders magnitude near zero, impact SFS S5, case best fitted our 1,615, scenario cladogenesis 37,760 [18,950-161,565]), prior maximum. Signs lineages. While narrower estimates, ranges zero cases, reducing certainty corresponded 1,067, Information), 70,180 [14,074-161,976]) 153,140 [90,714-416,863]) IQ-TREE. variance, contemporary bands ancestral seemed unlikely, so should interpreted caution 5).Candidate mangrovesEnvironmental predictors 33.2% (Adjusted R2 0.332, 0.01). distinct high, negative loading axis (RD) correlated positively axis, heavily basin. RD2, positive much lower values. pRDA, 6.4%of controlling 0.064, Scores scattered pRD1, Central limited, pRD2, Qurm, correlation, Suweihat, negatively S6, Information).The (2018). accounted unadjusted proportion 38.8% (R2 0.388) 48.0% full model. four 32.3% 0.323). RDA, respectively, thereby identification. 446 variants pRDA (NRDA 3,015; NpRDA 73,671; Njoint 446; Of outliers, 70 located 31 functionally annotated genes. Reported functions identified flowering marginal include following: chronic heat (MGE2; Hu 2012); drought resistance stomatal aperture density regulation, root development (ABIL2; 2015); hydrotropism tolerance; transport osmotic pressure control salt (PIP; Katsuhara Hanba, Mahdieh Rodríguez-Gamir 2011); cell wall biosynthesis (BXL2; Goujon 2003; Zhao 2010); organ adjustments (MOB1A; Pinosa 2013); Nitrogen uptake coordination biotic (WRK50; Cheng 2021); (SQS2; Shirazi regulation reactive oxygen sterol (SQE2; Posé 2009); terpenoid metabolism (4CLL7; Madritsch Zhang 2022); flower bud light (AI5L5; Yi 2021; Liu sensitivity ABA signaling pathway (PUM23; Huang 2018) S7, Information).To visually structured alone. distinctive partially region: gradient values, origin coordinates, correlations. southwest (Taqah Salalah) strong, isothermality, gradient. opposite differentiating salinity/isothermality gradient, weaker 6A). Individual similar trends 6B), within-region, outrunning 6B). DiscussionMarked IBD/geographic isolatio

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Glacial retreat and rising temperatures are limiting the expansion of temperate kelp species in the future Arctic DOI Creative Commons
Sarina Niedzwiedz, Kai Bischof

Limnology and Oceanography, Год журнала: 2023, Номер 68(4), С. 816 - 830

Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2023

Abstract Kelps act as ecosystem engineers on many polar rocky shore coastlines. The underwater light climate and temperature are the main drivers for their vertical latitudinal distribution. With temperatures rising globally, an Arctic expansion of temperate kelp species accelerating glacial melt is predicted. It was our aim to investigate effects retreating glaciers potential habitat kelps in fjords. We analyzed areas being influenced by different stages retreat (sea‐terminating glacier, land‐terminating coastal water) Kongsfjorden. observed reduced intensities a changed spectral composition meltwater plumes, potentially resulting upward shift lower depth limit kelp, counteracting predicted biomass increase Arctic. Furthermore, we studied temperature‐related changes light‐use characteristics two ( Alaria esculenta , Saccharina latissima ) at 3°C, 7°C, 11°C. Rising lead significant compensation irradiance A. . dark respiration S. increased significantly, correlating with decreasing carbon content. detected no differences photosynthetic rates, although chlorophyll concentration ~ 78% higher compared Ultimately, temperature‐induced might composition, found better adapted conditions. conclude that deterioration may drive substantial future forest structure.

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Rapid diversification of grey mangroves (Avicennia marina) driven by geographic isolation and extreme environmental conditions in the Arabian Peninsula DOI Creative Commons
Guillermo Friis, Edward G. Smith, Catherine E. Lovelock

и другие.

Molecular Ecology, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 33(4)

Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2024

Abstract Biological systems occurring in ecologically heterogeneous and spatially discontinuous habitats provide an ideal opportunity to investigate the relative roles of neutral selective factors driving lineage diversification. The grey mangroves ( Avicennia marina ) Arabia occur at northern edge species' range are subject variable, often extreme, environmental conditions, as well historic large fluctuations habitat availability connectivity resulting from Quaternary glacial cycles. Here, we analyse fully sequenced genomes sampled 19 locations across Red Sea, Arabian Sea Persian/Arabian Gulf (PAG) reconstruct evolutionary history species region identify adaptive mechanisms Population structure phylogenetic analyses revealed marked genetic correlating with geographic distance highly supported clades among within seas surrounding Peninsula. Demographic modelling showed times divergence consistent recent periods isolation low marine during glaciations, suggesting presence (cryptic) refugia PAG. Significant migration was detected PAG, Strait Hormuz gene flow upon secondary contact populations. Genetic‐environment association high levels signs multi‐loci local adaptation driven by temperature extremes hypersalinity. These results support a process rapid diversification combined effects historical ecological selection reveal mangrove peripheral environments relevant drivers diversity.

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Post‐glacial recolonization and multiple scales of secondary contact contribute to contemporary Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) genomic variation in North America DOI Creative Commons
Cameron M. Nugent, Tony Kess, Barbara L. Langille

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Journal of Biogeography, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 51(9), С. 1767 - 1782

Опубликована: Апрель 24, 2024

Abstract Aim In northern environments, periods of isolation during Pleistocene glaciations and subsequent recolonization secondary contact have had a significant influence on contemporary diversity many species. The recent advent high‐resolution genomic analyses allows unprecedented power to resolve signatures such events in Here, we provide the highest resolution characterization Atlantic salmon North America date infer glacial refugia geographic scales post‐glacial contact. Location America. Taxon salmon, Salmo salar . Methods Samples were collected for 5455 individuals from 148 populations, encompassing majority salmon's native range America, Labrador Maine. Individuals genotyped using 220K single nucleotide polymorphism array aligned ( ) genome. Spatial genetic structure (principal component analysis, k ‐means clustering, admixture) was evaluated conjunction with comparisons these identified lineages last maximum regions following recolonization. Results three phylogeographic groups, consistent northward two southern (a western Maritime lineage an eastern Newfoundland lineage), differentiation into separate groups. Secondary among American groups observed within Gulf St. Lawrence, evidence trans‐Atlantic detected lineage. Comparison insular those mainland suggests displaying high characterized by elevated European admixture, suggesting possible role population divergence. Main Conclusions These findings present first that extant populations has resulted allopatric followed both regional demonstrate tools historical drivers wild populations.

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Latitude, sea ice, and glaciers are important drivers of submerged vegetation distributions in the Arctic coastal waters along east Greenland DOI Creative Commons
Susse Wegeberg, Józef Wiktor, Jannie F. Linnebjerg

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Limnology and Oceanography, Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Апрель 23, 2025

Abstract Present study is the first quantitative and coherent presentation of submerged marine vegetation along Greenland east coast, from 65.5°N to 76.8°N, based on data obtained 286 underwater video transects. Based cluster analysis, four different community figurations were identified: a southern deeper kelp forest including Laminaria solidungula Agarum clathratum , Blosseville seaweed meadows characterized by, e.g., Fucus distichus high‐arctic forest. The habitat related potentially explained by drivers considered be key for their spatial distribution. latitude as proxy light conditions with stronger seasonality receding toward north, suitable substratum establish grow, sea ice respect attenuation scouring. Two types latitude, whereas two identified mid segment surveyed coastline more correlated local/regional such presence dynamic glaciers well smaller‐sized hard substratum. Some degree vegetation/kelp pauperization was observed increasing expressed decrease in coverage depth belt declining 34 18 m within northward latitudinal gradient surveyed, although some species, no change species‐specific maximal limits could observed.

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A European biobanking strategy for safeguarding macroalgal genetic material to ensure food security, biosecurity and conservation of biodiversity DOI Creative Commons
Laurie C. Hofmann, Janina Brakel, Inka Bartsch

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European Journal of Phycology, Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown, С. 1 - 24

Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2025

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Impacts of deglaciation on biodiversity and ecosystem function DOI
Gianalberto Losapio, Jasmine Lee, Ceridwen I. Fraser

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Опубликована: Май 1, 2025

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Whole genome population structure of North Atlantic kelp confirms high‐latitude glacial refugia DOI Creative Commons
Trevor Bringloe, Antoine Fort, Masami Inaba

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Molecular Ecology, Год журнала: 2022, Номер 31(24), С. 6473 - 6488

Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2022

Coastal refugia during the Last Glacial Maximum (~21,000 years ago) have been hypothesized at high latitudes in North Atlantic, suggesting marine populations persisted through cycles of glaciation and are potentially adapted to local environments. Here, whole-genome sequencing was used test whether Atlantic coastal kelp Alaria esculenta survived area southwestern Greenland Maximum. We present first annotated genome for A. call variant positions 54 individuals from Canada, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Norway Ireland. Differentiation across reflected ~1.9 million single nucleotide polymorphisms, which further revealed mixed ancestry Islands between putative Greenlandic European lineages. Time-calibrated organellar phylogenies suggested were established last interglacial period more than 100,000 ago, that population probably following Patterns statistics, including diversity, minor allele frequencies, heterozygosity linkage disequilibrium decay, nonetheless reduced Canadian small effective sizes most recent glaciation. Functional differentiation exon read coverage, expansions unique 337 exons representing 162 genes, a modest degree loss (103 56 genes). Altogether, our genomic results provide strong evidence resilient past climatic fluctuations related glaciations high-latitude already conditions as result.

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Integrating kelp genomic analyses and geological data to reveal ancient earthquake impacts DOI Creative Commons
Felix Vaux, Ceridwen I. Fraser, Dave Craw

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Journal of The Royal Society Interface, Год журнала: 2023, Номер 20(202)

Опубликована: Май 1, 2023

Detached buoyant kelp can disperse thousands of kilometres at sea and colonize newly available shores in the wake disturbances that wipe out competitors. Localized earthquake uplift cause extirpation intertidal populations followed by recolonization. Sources recolonizing be detectable genomic structure contemporary populations. Our field observations combined with LiDAR mapping identified a previously unrecognized zone uplifted rocky coastline region is slowly subsiding. Intertidal ( Durvillaea antarctica ) on section coast genetically distinctive from nearby populations, signatures most similar to 300 km south. Genetic divergence between these locations suggests reproductive isolation for years. Combined geological genetic data suggest this event occurred during one four major earthquakes 6000 2000 years ago, younger events likely. Extirpation pre-existing required sudden approximately 2 metres, precluding several small incremental events. results show power integrating biological (genomic) analyses understand ancient processes their ecological impacts.

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Boundary effects cause false signals of range expansions in population genomic data DOI Creative Commons
Petri Kemppainen,

Rhiannon Schembri,

Paolo Momigliano

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Molecular Biology and Evolution, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 41(5)

Опубликована: Май 1, 2024

Abstract Studying range expansions is central for understanding genetic variation through space and time as well identifying refugia biological invasions. Range are characterized by serial founder events causing clines of decreasing diversity away from the center origin asymmetries in two-dimensional allele frequency spectra. These asymmetries, summarized directionality index (ψ), sensitive to persist longer than diversity. In continuous finite meta-populations, drift tends be stronger at edges species distribution equilibrium populations undergoing alike. Such boundary effects expected affect geographic patterns ψ. Here we demonstrate that cause high false positive rates meta-populations when testing expansions. simulations, absolute value ψ (|ψ|) data sets was proportional fixation (FST). By fitting signatures a function ɛ |ψ|/FST ψ, strong evidence could detected recent rapid invasion cane toad, Rhinella marina, Australia, but not 28 previously published empirical Australian scincid lizards were significant standard expansion tests. Thus, while clinal still most statistic expansions, detect true natural populations, its magnitude needs considered relation overall levels structuring data.

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Genomic architecture and population structure of Boreogadus saida from Canadian waters DOI Creative Commons
Trevor Bringloe, Audrey Bourret, David Côté

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Scientific Reports, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 14(1)

Опубликована: Авг. 20, 2024

The polar cod, Boreogadus saida, is an abundant and ubiquitous forage fish a crucial link in Arctic marine trophic dynamics. Our objective was to unravel layers of genomic structure B. saida from Canadian waters, specifically screening for potential hybridization with the Arctogadus glacialis, large chromosomal inversions, sex-linked regions, prior interpreting population structure. analysis 53,384 SNPs 522 individuals revealed introgression between A. glacialis saida. Subsequent level analyses using 12,305 511 three (ca. 7.4-16.1 Mbp) 2 Mbp region featuring loci. We showcase structuring across Western Eastern North American Arctic, subarctic regions ranging Hudson Bay Atlantic maritime provinces. Genomic signal inferred highly aggregated into handful (13.8%), pointing potentially important adaptive evolution range. study provides high-resolution perspective on providing foundation work that could be expanded entire circumpolar range species.

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