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Sturnus vulgaris, mitochondrial selection, MATLAB code and microsatellite data

Deakin University
Jorunn E Eyfjord (Aggregated by)
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Here we provide MATLAB code used to simulate drift and selection between and within individuals, which has been used to investigate mitochondrial haplotype frequency shifts in Sturnus vulgaris. Also provided is a microsatellite data set used to assess whether empirical allele frequency shifts were likely to be caused by admixture. These files support and upcoming publication, which concludes that within-individuals selection on mitochondrial DNA best explains empirical data.

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ACN 633 798 857