Genomics helps to predict maladaptation to climate change

Christian Rellstab ()
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Christian Rellstab: Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL

Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 2, 85-86

Abstract: The combination of highly resolved climatic and genomic data allows assessment of putative maladaptation of populations to climate change and can identify high-risk populations. Now, a study that accounts for migration and dispersal shows high maladaptation of a North American tree species in the northern and eastern distribution range.

Date: 2021
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