Impacts of epistasis, recombination, and genome architecture on population recovery during radical habitat change

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Johannes Wirtz; Carol Eunmi Lee; Luis‐Miguel Chevin

doi:10.1086/738517

September 11, 2025The American Naturalist

Impacts of epistasis, recombination, and genome architecture on population recovery during radical habitat change

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Population recovery is influenced by epistasis and genome architecture, demonstrating their critical roles in adaptation.
Findings indicate that recombination rates also play a significant role in population dynamics during habitat changes.
The study employs theoretical models to assess how genetic interactions affect population survival over time.
Results highlight that understanding these genetic factors is essential for conservation strategies during environmental shifts.

Implication

Analysis reveals the roles of epistasis and genome architecture in population recovery, suggesting their significance during habitat change.

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