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Evidence for cryptic glacial refugia from North American mountain sheep mitochondrial DNA

2006

The separation of populations by ice sheets into large refugia can account for much of the genetic diversity found in present day populations. The evolutionary implications of small glacial refugia have not been as thoroughly explored. To examine refugial origins of North American mountain sheep Ovis spp., we analyzed a 604 bp portion of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) control region from 223 O. dalli and O. canadensis. Major refugia were identified in eastern Beringia and southern North America, and we found evidence for two smaller refugia situated between the Laurentide and Cordilleran glaciers. Our results are the first to demonstrate support for survival of any organism in the latter two…

CanadaMitochondrial DNAClimateAnimals WildEnvironmentBiologyDNA MitochondrialBeringiaMountain sheepEvolution Molecularcvg.developerGenetic variationAnimalsIce CoverGlacial periodcvgEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsgeographyGenetic diversitySheepgeography.geographical_feature_categoryModels GeneticEcologyAltitudeGenetic VariationGlacierNorth AmericaIce sheetJournal of Evolutionary Biology
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Coat darkness is associated with social dominance and mating behaviour in a mountain sheep hybrid lineage

2008

Natural hybridization can produce novel traits when morphologically different populations hybridize, and can introduce variation in traits that become associated with sexual selection. Evidence from breeding experiments and genetic markers indicate that the great variation in coat darkness and the unique coat patterns found in Stone's sheep Ovis dalli stonei, populations, have resulted from an ancient hybridization event between thinhorn sheep, O. dalli, and bighorn sheep, O. canadensis. Behavioural evidence gathered in 2003 and 2004 in Yukon Territory, Canada, showed that higher dominance rank was correlated with increasing darkness in rams, and comparatively darker rams were seen more oft…

CoatbiologyZoologyBovidaeSubspeciesbiology.organism_classificationMountain sheepcvg.developerGenetic markerSexual selectionDarknessAnimal Science and ZoologycvgOvisEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsAnimal Behaviour
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Learnings from the Finnish Game Industry

2016

The motivation behind our research was the rapid growth and business wins of world-class Finnish game companies, like Supercell, as well as the success of other game companies in Finland. In particular, Supercell's growth is something that has not been heard of before and this raised the interest to research what game companies have been doing right. Supercell is not the only Finnish success. Rovio is also well known and has the roots for success from few years before. There are also other game companies in Finland that have succeeded and this motivated us to investigate what is happening behind the game industry and what could be learned from there that could be applied to other software i…

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