Harnessing the power of RADseq for ecological and evolutionary genomics

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6/ 📊: Based on Andrews et al '16, we expected 2bRAD to underperform, but # sites and % missing data from 2bRAD & ddRAD were similar. ddRAD produced more SNPs & parsimony-informative sites. % missing data was higher in more divergent taxa in both …

Nice guide/reference for eco-evo RADseq studies. Worth a read if you are new to the methodology! https://t.co/ArrZ70FOn1

RT @MarineBioAlex: That moment when you find those few papers that explain complex methods in a way that is so clear and understandable you…

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