Genome-wide fluctuating selection under demographic cycling in Icelandic rock ptarmigan
Understanding how natural populations adapt to continuously shifting environments is central to evolutionary biology. Multi-annual population cycles impose temporally varying selective pressures, yet disentangling the resulting genomic signals from those of sustained directional selection and genetic drift has been challenging due to a lack of high-resolution temporal data. Here we investigate…
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