Reconstructing the Phylogenetic History of Long-Term Effective Population Size and Life-History Traits Using Patterns of Amino Acid Replacement in Mitochondrial Genomes of Mammals and Birds

Benoit Nabholz; Centre Robert Cedergren Nicole UwimanaauthorDpartement de Biochimie; Centre Robert Cedergren Nicolas LartillotauthorDpartement de Biochimie

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Reconstructing the Phylogenetic History of Long-Term Effective Population Size and Life-History Traits Using Patterns of Amino Acid Replacement in Mitochondrial Genomes of Mammals and Birds

Benoit Nabholz, Centre Robert Cedergren Nicole UwimanaauthorDpartement de Biochimie et Centre Robert Cedergren Nicolas LartillotauthorDpartement de Biochimie

2015

Résumé

amino acids

Bayesian statistics

birds

body size

covariance

effective population size

life history

life-history evolution

mammals

Markov chain Monte Carlo

mitochondria

mitochondrial genome

mutation

nearly neutral model

phylogeny

population genetics

population size

prediction

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Titre: Reconstructing the Phylogenetic History of Long-Term Effective Population Size and Life-History Traits Using Patterns of Amino Acid Replacement in Mitochondrial Genomes of Mammals and Birds
Créateurs - sans rôle: Benoit Nabholz
Centre Robert Cedergren Nicole UwimanaauthorDpartement de Biochimie
Centre Robert Cedergren Nicolas LartillotauthorDpartement de Biochimie
Identifiants: 99146327809311
Unité académique: Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution - Montpellier - ISEM
Langue: English
Type de ressource: Journal article