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Evidence of genome-wide relaxed selection on mildly deleterious mutations in an ancient subterranean catfish
About 100 subterranean catfish species have been described, resulting from repeated colonization of cave environments by multiple surface lineages. Most cave-dwelling species are found in the Americas, in particular in South America, but a few species also live in Central and North America. Despite
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