Testing for segregation distortion in genetic scoring data from backcross or doubled haploid populations

Article Abstract:

A mathematically new combined statistical test is derived for segregation distortion that requires genetic scoring data for a single linkage group. Backcross or doubled haploid populations are commonly generated in plant breeding programmers and plant genetics experiments.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Statistics, Analysis, Natural selection, Haploidy, Statistics (Mathematics), Mathematical statistics

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Breeding systems and continuing evolution in the endemic Sorbus taxa on Arran

Article Abstract:

The Sorbus taxa on Arran is an endemic woody plant that has evolved through hybridisation. The breeding systems and continuing evolution in the Sorbus taxa is examined.

Behavior, Native plants

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Nuclear mitochondrial pseudogenes as molecular outgroups for phylogenetically isolated taxa: A case study in Sphenodon

Article Abstract:

Sphenodon is an extreme case of phylogenetic isolation. A phylogenetic analysis is conducted to determine the polarity of evolution among the taxa.

Genetic aspects, Phylogeny (Botany), Plant phylogeny, Rhynchocephalia, Tuatara

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