Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ...
Echolocation, the detection of objects by means of sound waves, has evolved independently in diverse animal lineages. Echolocating lineages include not only mammals such as toothed whales, yangochiropteran and rhinolophoid bats, but also Rousettus fruit bats, as well as two bird lineages, the oilbir...
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ftdatacite:10.5061/dryad.qz612jmm9 2024-02-04T10:04:59+01:00 Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... Sadanandan, Keren Ko, Meng-Ching Low, Gabriel Weijie Gahr, Manfred Edwards, Scott V. Hiller, Michael Sackton, Timothy B. Rheindt, Frank Sin, Simon Yung Wa Baldwin, Maude W. 2023 https://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.qz612jmm9 https://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.qz612jmm9 en eng Dryad Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode cc0-1.0 FOS Biological sciences Convergence positive selection Echolocation Dataset dataset 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.qz612jmm9 2024-01-05T04:51:50Z Echolocation, the detection of objects by means of sound waves, has evolved independently in diverse animal lineages. Echolocating lineages include not only mammals such as toothed whales, yangochiropteran and rhinolophoid bats, but also Rousettus fruit bats, as well as two bird lineages, the oilbirds and swiftlets, which use echolocation to navigate in caves where they roost. In whales, yangochiropteran and rhinolophoid bats, positive selection and molecular convergence has been documented in key hearing-related genes, such as prestin (SLC26A5), but few studies have examined these loci in other echolocators. Here, we examine patterns of selection and convergence in echolocation-related genes in echolocating birds and Rousettus bats. Fewer of these loci were under selection in Rousettus or birds compared with classically-recognized echolocators, and elevated convergence (compared to background lineages) was not evident across this gene set. In certain genes, however, we detected convergent substitutions with ... Dataset toothed whales DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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FOS Biological sciences Convergence positive selection Echolocation Sadanandan, Keren Ko, Meng-Ching Low, Gabriel Weijie Gahr, Manfred Edwards, Scott V. Hiller, Michael Sackton, Timothy B. Rheindt, Frank Sin, Simon Yung Wa Baldwin, Maude W. Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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Echolocation, the detection of objects by means of sound waves, has evolved independently in diverse animal lineages. Echolocating lineages include not only mammals such as toothed whales, yangochiropteran and rhinolophoid bats, but also Rousettus fruit bats, as well as two bird lineages, the oilbirds and swiftlets, which use echolocation to navigate in caves where they roost. In whales, yangochiropteran and rhinolophoid bats, positive selection and molecular convergence has been documented in key hearing-related genes, such as prestin (SLC26A5), but few studies have examined these loci in other echolocators. Here, we examine patterns of selection and convergence in echolocation-related genes in echolocating birds and Rousettus bats. Fewer of these loci were under selection in Rousettus or birds compared with classically-recognized echolocators, and elevated convergence (compared to background lineages) was not evident across this gene set. In certain genes, however, we detected convergent substitutions with ... |
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Sadanandan, Keren Ko, Meng-Ching Low, Gabriel Weijie Gahr, Manfred Edwards, Scott V. Hiller, Michael Sackton, Timothy B. Rheindt, Frank Sin, Simon Yung Wa Baldwin, Maude W. |
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Sadanandan, Keren Ko, Meng-Ching Low, Gabriel Weijie Gahr, Manfred Edwards, Scott V. Hiller, Michael Sackton, Timothy B. Rheindt, Frank Sin, Simon Yung Wa Baldwin, Maude W. |
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Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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Data from: Convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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data from: convergence in hearing genes between echolocating birds and mammals ... |
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