Citation: Andrews, C. A.(2010) Natural Selection, Genetic Drift, and Gene Flow Do Not Act in Isolation in Natural Populations. Nature Education Knowledge 3 (10):5 ...

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Jim Flett Wilson from the University of Edinburgh, who led the study, reports that people living on the Shetland Islands in northern Scotland have a one-in-41 chance of carrying the gene variant ...

The genes don’t flow though just because of human movements. People have to settle down in the new place and then exchange genetic material (smile). While much of the breeding may have been coerced, ...

Gene flow—the transfer of genetic material between populations or species—plays a critical role in shaping biodiversity by influencing speciation, adaptation, and genetic divergence. This project will ...

Secondary contact and hybridization between recently diverged taxa have been increasing due to anthropogenic changes to the environment. Determining whether secondary contact leads to gene flow ...

The team also suggested the possibility of two distinct waves of gene flow from humans to Neanderthals, occurring approximately 200,000 and 100,000 years ago, respectively.