Paternity analysis in a fragmented landscape

Article Abstract:

The structures of various trees and the gene flow between them in a fragmented landscape are analyzed. Findings demonstrate that the fragmentation of forests can be easily used for the growth of genetically diverse plants.

Population genetics, Gene flow

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Gene history repeats itself

Article Abstract:

Over 3 billion years of evolution have produced the remarkable diversity of life on earth. Central questions in evolution revolve on how much of diversity is due to adaptation and how did this occur.

Genetic research

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Chance, historical contingency and ecological determinism jointly determine the rate of adaptive radiation

Article Abstract:

The article states that studying the causes and mechanisms of adaptive radiation helps to understand the evolutionary underpinnings of biodiversity and its ecological structure.

Switzerland, Ecological research, Speciation

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