Human activity significantly impacts ecological and evolutionary change. This study uses the Pacific kelp *Undaria pinnatifida*, cultivated in Northeast Asia and introduced to other continents, for a genome-wide analysis of natural, cultivated, and introduced populations. The results show that these categories are distinguishable at the genome level due to both neutral (demography and migration) and non-neutral (selection) processes.
Publisher
Nature Ecology & Evolution
Published On
Jan 25, 2021
Authors
Louis Graf, Younhee Shin, Ji Hyun Yang, Ji Won Choi, II Ki Hwang, Wendy Nelson, Debashish Bhattacharya, Frédérique Viard, Hwan Su Yoon
Tags
human activity
ecological change
evolutionary change
Pacific kelp
genome-wide analysis
natural populations
cultivated populations
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