Abstract:Determining the molecular signatures of adaptive differentiation is a fundamental component of evolutionary biology. A key challenge remains for identifying such signatures in wild organisms, particularly between populations of highly mobile species that undergo substantial gene flow.The Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) is one species where mainland populations appear largely undifferentiated at traditional genetic markers, despite inhabiting diverse environments and displaying phenotypic variation. Here, we used… Show more
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