Decoupled genetic and epigenetic variation in the montane endemicErodium cazorlanum(Geraniaceae) and a widespread congener
Rubén Martín-Blázquez,
Mónica Medrano,
Pilar Bazaga
et al.
Abstract:Epigenetic states offer an additional layer of variation besides genetic polymorphism that contribute to phenotypic variation and may arise either randomly or in response to environmental factors. We hypothesize that closely related species with different life-histories and habitat requirements could show distinct patterns of intraspecific epigenetic variation. We used Restriction-site Associated DNA sequencing (RADseq) and its bisulfite-converted variant (bsRADseq) to investigate respectively the genetic and … Show more
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