Modular chromosome rearrangements reveal parallel and nonparallel adaptation in a marine fish

Keyphrases

• Adaptation 100%
• Marine Fish 100%
• Species Range 100%
• Chromosome Rearrangement 100%
• Non-parallel 100%
• Atlantic Cod 66%
• Genetic Architecture 66%
• Standing Variation 66%
• Environmental Association 66%
• Regional Analysis 33%
• Genotype 33%
• Marine Species 33%
• Atlantic Cod Gadus Morhua 33%
• Ecological Gradients 33%
• Genomic Regions 33%
• Local Adaptation 33%
• Chromosomal Rearrangements 33%
• Genetic Distance 33%
• Environmental Gradients 33%
• Selective Pressure 33%
• Ecological Adaptation 33%
• Predictability of Evolution 33%
• Adaptive Diversity 33%
• Functional Modularity 33%
• SNP Array 33%
• Migratory Behavior 33%
• Scale Adaptation 33%
• Gradient Behavior 33%
• Degree of Parallelism 33%
• Individual Diversity 33%
• Ecological Variation 33%
• Migration Phenotypes 33%
• Functional Dissimilarity 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Atlantic Cod 100%
• Chromosome Rearrangement 100%
• Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism 25%
• Genotyping 25%
• Marine Species 25%
• Haplotype 25%
• Tree 25%
• Local Adaptation 25%
• Chromosomal Rearrangement 25%
• Evolutionary Adaptation 25%
• Genetic Distance 25%