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M. Hague

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Gene conversion facilitates the adaptive evolution of self-resistance in highly toxic newts

K. L. Gendreau, A. D. Hornsby, M. Hague, J. W. McGlothlin

This study shows gene conversion helped newts evolve resistance to their own toxin by coordinating changes across multiple sodium channel genes.

bioRxiv · Mar 25, 2021Evolutionary Biology

Genetic structure of prey populations underlies the geographic mosaic of arms race coevolution

M. Hague, A. Stokes, C. Feldman, E. Brodie, E. Brodie

The paper examines coevolution between toxic newts and garter snakes, finding that toxin levels in newts are shaped by neutral population divergence rather than reciprocal adaptation, while snake resistance is driven by local toxin levels.

bioRxiv · Aug 18, 2019Evolutionary Biology