Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases
Many salmonid fish populations are threatened by genetic homogenization, primarily due to introgressive hybridization with hatchery-reared conspecifics. By applying genomewide analysis using two molecular marker types (1986 SNPs and 17 microsatellites), we assessed the genetic impacts of inadvertent...
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ftzenodo:oai:zenodo.org:4955034 2023-05-15T15:31:06+02:00 Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases Ozerov, Mikhail Y. Gross, Riho Bruneaux, Matthieu Vähä, Juha-Pekka Burimski, Oksana Pukk, Lilian Vasemägi, Anti 2016-02-01 https://zenodo.org/record/4955034 https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.p00gd unknown doi:10.1111/mec.13570 https://zenodo.org/communities/dryad https://zenodo.org/record/4955034 https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.p00gd oai:zenodo.org:4955034 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode Captive Populations Salmo salar L info:eu-repo/semantics/other dataset 2016 ftzenodo https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.p00gd10.1111/mec.13570 2023-03-10T15:11:49Z Many salmonid fish populations are threatened by genetic homogenization, primarily due to introgressive hybridization with hatchery-reared conspecifics. By applying genomewide analysis using two molecular marker types (1986 SNPs and 17 microsatellites), we assessed the genetic impacts of inadvertent gene flow via straying from hatchery releases on wild populations of Atlantic salmon in the Gulf of Finland, Baltic Sea, over 16 years (1996–2012). Both microsatellites and SNPs revealed congruent population genetic structuring, indicating that introgression changed the genetic make-up of wild populations by increasing genetic diversity and reducing genetic divergence. However, the degree of genetic introgression varied among studied populations, being higher in the eastern part and lower in the western part of Estonia, which most likely reflects the history of past stocking activities. Using kernel smoothing and permutation testing, we detected considerable heterogeneity in introgression patterns across the genome, with a large number of regions exhibiting nonrandom introgression widely dispersed across the genome. We also observed substantial variation in nonrandom introgression patterns within populations, as the majority of genomic regions showing elevated or reduced introgression were not consistently detected among temporal samples. This suggests that recombination, selection and stochastic processes may contribute to complex nonrandom introgression patterns. Our results suggest that (i) some genomic regions in Atlantic salmon are more vulnerable to introgressive hybridization, while others show greater resistance to unidirectional gene flow; and (ii) the hybridization of previously separated populations leads to complex and dynamic nonrandom introgression patterns that most likely have functional consequences for indigenous populations. Individual genotypes (17 microsatellites)Individual genotype data assessed at 17 microsatellite lociOzerov_et_al_2016_Individual_microsatellite_genotypes.xlsxEstimated SNP ... Dataset Atlantic salmon Salmo salar Zenodo |
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Many salmonid fish populations are threatened by genetic homogenization, primarily due to introgressive hybridization with hatchery-reared conspecifics. By applying genomewide analysis using two molecular marker types (1986 SNPs and 17 microsatellites), we assessed the genetic impacts of inadvertent gene flow via straying from hatchery releases on wild populations of Atlantic salmon in the Gulf of Finland, Baltic Sea, over 16 years (1996–2012). Both microsatellites and SNPs revealed congruent population genetic structuring, indicating that introgression changed the genetic make-up of wild populations by increasing genetic diversity and reducing genetic divergence. However, the degree of genetic introgression varied among studied populations, being higher in the eastern part and lower in the western part of Estonia, which most likely reflects the history of past stocking activities. Using kernel smoothing and permutation testing, we detected considerable heterogeneity in introgression patterns across the genome, with a large number of regions exhibiting nonrandom introgression widely dispersed across the genome. We also observed substantial variation in nonrandom introgression patterns within populations, as the majority of genomic regions showing elevated or reduced introgression were not consistently detected among temporal samples. This suggests that recombination, selection and stochastic processes may contribute to complex nonrandom introgression patterns. Our results suggest that (i) some genomic regions in Atlantic salmon are more vulnerable to introgressive hybridization, while others show greater resistance to unidirectional gene flow; and (ii) the hybridization of previously separated populations leads to complex and dynamic nonrandom introgression patterns that most likely have functional consequences for indigenous populations. Individual genotypes (17 microsatellites)Individual genotype data assessed at 17 microsatellite lociOzerov_et_al_2016_Individual_microsatellite_genotypes.xlsxEstimated SNP ... |
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Ozerov, Mikhail Y. Gross, Riho Bruneaux, Matthieu Vähä, Juha-Pekka Burimski, Oksana Pukk, Lilian Vasemägi, Anti |
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Ozerov, Mikhail Y. Gross, Riho Bruneaux, Matthieu Vähä, Juha-Pekka Burimski, Oksana Pukk, Lilian Vasemägi, Anti |
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Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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Data from: Genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild Atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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data from: genomewide introgressive hybridization patterns in wild atlantic salmon influenced by inadvertent gene flow from hatchery releases |
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Atlantic salmon Salmo salar |
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