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Genetic pollution risk in newts at the far end of the speciation continuum
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• Characterization of hybridization between a native and an introduced newt species. • Hybrids are fertile, despite deep evolutionary divergence. • Hybridization is asymmetric, with all hybrids mothered by the introduced species. • Invasive species originates from northwestern Türkiye. • Advanced backcrossing toward native species signals risk of genetic pollution.
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Invasive species
Hybridization
Target sequence capture
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