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Understanding the evolutionary processes driving the adaptive differentiation of populations is of broad interest in biology. Genome-wide nucleotide polymorphisms provide the basis for population genetic studies powered by advances in high-throughput sequencing technologies. These advances have led to an extension of genome projects to a variety of non-genetic model organisms, broadening our view on the evolution of gene families and taxonomic-restricted novelties. Here, we review the progress of genome projects in non-Drosophila arthropods, focusing on advances in the analysis of large-scale polymorphism data and functional genomics and examples of population genomic studies.

Original publication

DOI

10.1093/bfgp/elv010

Type

Journal article

Journal

Briefings in functional genomics

Publication Date

11/2015

Volume

14

Pages

424 - 431

Keywords

Animals, Arthropods, Drosophila, Genetics, Population, Genomics, Biological Evolution