Daniel Poveda Martínez
@DaniellPoveda
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Ph.D, Evolutionary biologist Postdoctoral at IRD-CBGP
Montpellier - France
Joined June 2010
RT @evol_genomics: Sweeps in Space: Leveraging Geographic Data to Identify Beneficial Alleles in Anopheles gambiae .
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Abstract. As organisms adapt to environmental changes, natural selection modifies the frequency of nonneutral alleles. For beneficial mutations, the outcom
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RT @Jorgomezpinilla: Hermoso video. Circula desde ayer y promociona a Colombia ante el mundo como la sede del @COP16Oficial, del 21 de octu….
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RT @MolBioEvol: Biases in ARG-Based Inference of Historical Population Size in Populations Experiencing Selection #….
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Abstract. Inferring the demographic history of populations provides fundamental insights into species dynamics and is essential for developing a null model
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RT @biorxiv_genomic: Low-ABC: a robust demographic Inference from low-coverage whole-genome data through ABC #bior….
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RT @MolBioEvol: If you enjoyed Pier Palamara's talk at #SMBE2024 on inferring recent effective population size from high and low coverage….
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Abstract. Accurate inference of the time to the most recent common ancestor (TMRCA) between pairs of individuals and of the age of genomic variants is key
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RT @MolBioEvol: Computationally Efficient Demographic History Inference from Allele Frequencies with Supervised Machine Learning https://t.….
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RT @MolBioEvol: Comparison of Bayesian Coalescent Skyline Plot Models for Inferring Demographic Histories #science….
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RT @Exactas_UBA: El martes estaremos ahí, como siempre, en comunidad frente a la destrucción de la universidad pública. #Salvemoslauniversi….
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RT @PeerComJournal: Now published in Peer Community Journal, #evolutionarybiology section: slendr: a framework for spatio-temporal populati….
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RT @Jente_O: Population assignment from genotype likelihoods for low-coverage whole-genome sequencing data | Methods in Ecology and Evoluti….
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Low-coverage whole-genome sequencing (WGS) is increasingly used for the study of evolution and ecology in both model and non-model organisms; however, effective application of low-coverage WGS dat...
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RT @PatriciaChrzan: How do you do population genomics in a species without genetic variation?.Find out in our new publication in @molecolog….
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RT @Nature: How ChatGPT is transforming the postdoc experience
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Nature - Around one in three respondents to Nature’s global postdoc survey are using AI chatbots to help to refine text, generate or edit code, wrangle the literature in their field and more.
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RT @EvoBiomech: 1/ 🤖 New paper hot off the press 🐜.Automated behavioural analysis using machine learning is great, but still needs lots of….
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RT @NatureEcoEvo: The genomics and evolution of inter-sexual mimicry and female-limited polymorphisms in damselflies
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Nature Ecology & Evolution - The authors investigate the genetic basis of inter-sexual mimicry in Ischnura elegans damselflies, where females are polymorphic and one female morph mimics males....
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RT @FrutasColombia: El calendario de frutas (no tan comunes) que hemos venido construyendo con @MuchoCol Ene - Feb
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RT @Martin_A_Nunez: looks like I work on invasive species:). Take a look at this word cloud generator based on your google scholar page✨. h….
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RT @CONICETDialoga: 🔵Una vez más, el CONICET se posiciona como la mejor institución gubernamental de ciencia de Latinoamérica según el Rank….
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Además, según el Ranking Scimago 2023, el organismo se ubicó en el primer puesto de las instituciones gubernamentales con mayor impacto social en la región.
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RT @FrontEcolEvol: New Research: Geography, climate and shifts in host plants distribution explain the genomic variation in the cactus moth….
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Happy to share our last work in @FrontEcolEvol.Geography, climate and shifts in host plants distribution explain the genomic variation in the cactus moth. Thanks to Víctor @v_noguerales @Brent_C_Emerson and.@fuedei @USDA @CONICETDialoga @IPNA_CSIC.
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