Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 2020 · Review article
Using Haplotype Information for Conservation Genomics
This review explains how the combinations of variants carried by chromosomes inform demographic history, exchanges between populations, selection and hybridisation. It sets out the value and the technical challenges of haplotype analyses for non-model species and conservation genomics.
- The question
- What information do haplotypes provide beyond the frequencies of variants taken one by one?
- The approach
- Literature review and methodological synthesis.
- What the article brings
- Haplotype-based approaches complement analyses of diversity and population history.
- The limits
- A review article: it does not present a dataset or experimental result of its own.
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