Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Seixas, Fernando
Format: Recurso digital
Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
Subjects:
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19894919
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
_version_ 1866902044912123904
author Seixas, Fernando
author_facet Seixas, Fernando
contents <div> <div># Hcharithonia-inversions</div> <div>Code used for the Science Advances manuscript Seixas et al. 2026 'Ancient inversion polymorphisms are locally adaptive in a widespread butterfly species', describing the biogeography of *H. charithonia* and the role of inversions in facilitating local adaptation.</div> <br> <div>The folder 0.dataTreatment contains all scripts used to read filtering and mapping, SNP calling and filtering, as well as converting VCFs to geno format</div> <br> <div>The folder 1.dataAnalyses contains the scripts used to perform the different analyses.</div> <div>1.PopStructure_Demography – Scripts to describe population structure (PCA, phylonetwork, mtDNA phylogeny, admixture graph, etc...)</div> <div>2.Detecing_Inversions – Scripts for detection and confirmation of the inversions (localPCA, PCA and heterozigosity, LD, genome alignments, etc.)</div> <div>3.InversionsEvolutionaryHistory – Scripts to infer the phylogeny at the inversions and whether these could have been shared by introgression</div> <div>4.Underdominance – Scripts to test whether the long term maintenance of the inversion polymorphisms could have been maintained by underdominance, based on HWE and indirect measures of mutational load.</div> <div>5.LocalAdaptation – Scripts to describe how inversions are distributed geographically and test whether inversion genotypes show significant associations with environmental variables extracted from WorldClim</div> <div>6.GeneFlux – Scripts to tests whether the absence of a signal of mutational load can be facilitated by gene flux between inversions haplotypes.</div> </div>
format Recurso digital
id zenodo_https___doi_org_10_5281_zenodo_19894919
institution Zenodo
language eng
publishDate 2026
publisher Zenodo
record_format zenodo
spellingShingle •Ancient inversion polymorphisms are locally adaptive in a widespread butterfly species
Seixas, Fernando
Evolutionary biology
Chromosome Inversion
Adaptation, Biological
<div> <div># Hcharithonia-inversions</div> <div>Code used for the Science Advances manuscript Seixas et al. 2026 'Ancient inversion polymorphisms are locally adaptive in a widespread butterfly species', describing the biogeography of *H. charithonia* and the role of inversions in facilitating local adaptation.</div> <br> <div>The folder 0.dataTreatment contains all scripts used to read filtering and mapping, SNP calling and filtering, as well as converting VCFs to geno format</div> <br> <div>The folder 1.dataAnalyses contains the scripts used to perform the different analyses.</div> <div>1.PopStructure_Demography – Scripts to describe population structure (PCA, phylonetwork, mtDNA phylogeny, admixture graph, etc...)</div> <div>2.Detecing_Inversions – Scripts for detection and confirmation of the inversions (localPCA, PCA and heterozigosity, LD, genome alignments, etc.)</div> <div>3.InversionsEvolutionaryHistory – Scripts to infer the phylogeny at the inversions and whether these could have been shared by introgression</div> <div>4.Underdominance – Scripts to test whether the long term maintenance of the inversion polymorphisms could have been maintained by underdominance, based on HWE and indirect measures of mutational load.</div> <div>5.LocalAdaptation – Scripts to describe how inversions are distributed geographically and test whether inversion genotypes show significant associations with environmental variables extracted from WorldClim</div> <div>6.GeneFlux – Scripts to tests whether the absence of a signal of mutational load can be facilitated by gene flux between inversions haplotypes.</div> </div>
title •Ancient inversion polymorphisms are locally adaptive in a widespread butterfly species
topic Evolutionary biology
Chromosome Inversion
Adaptation, Biological
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19894919