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1. Scale dependence decouple life history traits from transposable element evolution in sauropsids

   This article has 3 authors:

   1. Yun Liang
   2. Bin Zuo
   3. Yan-Bo Sun

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     The study provides an important empirical assessment of a non-adaptive hypothesis on transposable element evolution grounded in population genetics principles. The results suggest that the impact of genetic drift on transposable element amplification is not global, but depends on the phylogenetic scale being considered and can be overwhelmed by lineage-specific dynamics. The analyses are mostly appropriate, but currently incomplete in some aspects. Former conclusions will require additional crosschecks.

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