Stronger transferability but lower variability in transcriptomic‐ than in anonymous microsatellites: evidence from Hylid frogs
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Summary
It is concluded that the exploitation of amphibian transcriptomes for developing microsatellites seems an optimal approach for multispecies surveys (e.g. analyses of hybrid zones, comparative linkage mapping), whereas anonymous microSatellites may be more informative for fine‐scale analyses of intraspecific variation.
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- 2014-07-01
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Computer science
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