Patterns of molecular evolution associated with repeatedly evolved traits

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Genetic sequence data were collected from the database GenBank or other sources. Study 1: sequences represented either marine, inland saline, and freshwater eukaryote lineages. Study 2: sequences represented freshwater and terrestrial-inhabiting insect lineages. Rates of molecular evolution were compared between habitat categories using a phylogenetic framework obtained from published studies of the taxa. Study 3: sequences (available on GenBank) for hexapod lineages were tested for positive and relaxed selection in association with the origin and loss of flight ability. All input and output data files for Study 2 can be opened using a text editor such as Notepad.
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University of Guelph Dataverse
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University of Guelph Research Data Repository // College of Biological Science // Department of Integrative Biology
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Public
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https://hdl.handle.net/10864/12094
Publication date:
2016
Subjects:
Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
Keywords:
Aligned DNA sequences, comparative methods, estimated rates, evolved traits, freshwater, genetic sequence data, insects, molecular evolution, p value, phylogenetic topologies, positive selection analysis, relaxed selection analysis, terrestrial, Databases, Genetic, and Evolution, Molecular

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Patterns of molecular evolution associated with repeatedly evolved traits. (2016). [Data set]. University of Guelph Dataverse. https://hdl.handle.net/10864/12094
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