Modeling the Evolution of Genes and Genomes in the Presence of ILS and Hybridization
summary
Presents a likelihood framework that sums over coalescent histories to compute gene tree probabilities under both incomplete lineage sorting and hybridization, converts networks into a multi-labeled (MUL) tree and enumerates allele mappings, and speeds inference with ancestral configurations. Implementation (Java) uses cross-validation to choose model complexity. Applied to ~20,000 independent mouse loci it infers two reticulations, estimates ~6% and ~4% introgressed gene trees, detects VKORC1 introgression and 19 introgressed regions; scalability beyond dozens of taxa remains limited.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to study
- 0:48Hybridization vs lineage
- 3:30Biological significance
- 6:12Inferring species histories
- 8:12Computing gene tree odds
- 10:42Coalescent theory models
- 13:42Three-species case study
- 15:41Phylogenetic network theory
- 20:11Multi-labeled tree methods
- 24:31Searching network space
- 30:44Annotating genomes
- 35:54Conclusion and discussion
