Convergent Evolution of Hemoglobin Function in High-Altitude Andean Waterfowl Involves Limited Parallelism at the Molecular Sequence Level

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@IslandGenomics Natarajan, et al. report alt-related increases in Hb-O2 affinity "caused by a combo of unique replacements, parallel replacements..., and collateral replacements (... via introgressive hybridization)." This is just the tip of iceberg fro…

RT @DrMJoyner: Phenotypes interact with the environment and are what is selected for. https://t.co/FqAYlE8kB9 https://t.co/wK1Snpclv9

Hb: "repeatability in the evolution of protein function does not require repeatability at the sequence level." https://t.co/E1dl4SabA4

Convergent evolution "in Hb function generally did not involve parallel substitutions." https://t.co/E1dl4SabA4

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