Adaptive Protein Evolution in Animals and the Effective Population Size Hypothesis

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@3rdreviewer @joelmcglothlin @Graham_Coop @pastramimachine We've published estimates of alpha/omegaA in a variety of species - but these are only animals https://t.co/DGY3TRKr2Z https://t.co/wJZIOvt9OC

Adaptive Protein #Evolution in Animals and the Effective Population Size Hypothesis https://t.co/thYoHKhaZO #adaptation

Adaptive protein evolution in animals and the effective population size hypothesis https://t.co/TDp6pIPNwQ

Adaptive substitutions do not accumulate faster in large populations (but purifying selection is stronger!) https://t.co/6WMGBTvCEa

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