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This project aims to identify genetic variations in the great tit bird population to understand microevolutionary changes. By sequencing the transcriptome and genotyping individuals, it seeks to link phenotypic traits to specific genes, enhancing our understanding of evolution in natural populations.
Long-term studies of free-living vertebrate populations have proved a rich resource for understanding evolutionary and ecological processes, because individuals’ life histories can be measured by tracking them from birth/hatching through to death.
In recent years the ‘animal model’ has been applied to pedigreed long-term study populations with great success, dramatically advancing our understanding of quantitative genetic parameters such as heritabilities, genetic correlations and plasticities o…
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