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Otsuchi's tsunami-bred sticklebacks shed most of their marine-species genome in about ten generations
Researchers in Japan report that a stickleback population hybridized by the 2011 tsunami purged most of its foreign genome within about 10 generations. It is a rate measured in the wild after habitat upheaval, though it comes from one population living in pools that suited one parent.
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