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Genomic targets of hurricane-induced selection on clinging performance in an island lizard

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Princeton L. Vaughn
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Colin M. Donihue
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Andrea D. Rummel
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Nicolas C. Rochette
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Douglas B. Menke
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Amber L. Rittgers
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Christina E Sabin
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Anna L. Iouchmanov
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Aaron H. Griffing
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Anthony Herrel
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Jason Kolbe
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Jonathan Losos
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Shane C. Campbell‐Staton *
DOI:10.1016/j.cub.2026.07.022delete
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• Hurricane survivors show parallel selection at musculoskeletal loci • hs6st1 is the top candidate for rear toe length genome wide • CRISPR hs6st1 knockout reduces anole hindfoot skeletal elements • Shorter rear toe elements improve clinging during simulated storms
Keywords:
selection
genomics
anole
hurricane
storm
extreme weather
functional morphology
CRISPR
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