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The Large Genome Constraint Hypothesis: Evolution, Ecology and Phenotype
Annals of Botany · 2004 · Vol. 95(1) · pp. 177–190
Charles A. Knight✉(California Polytechnic State University)
Abstract
Our review tentatively supports the large genome constraint hypothesis.
Chromosomal and Genetic VariationsGenetic diversity and population structureGenomics and Phylogenetic StudiesGenomeBiologyGenome sizeEvolutionary biologyGenome evolutionBacterial genome sizeConstraint (computer-aided design)PhenotypeEcologyGenetics
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EcologyBiological EvolutionPhenotypePlantsTemperatureDNA, PlantGenome, Plant
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