Genomic architecture of egg mimicry and its consequences for speciation in parasitic cuckoos

IF 47.3 1区 综合性期刊 Q1 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES
Science Pub Date : 2025-10-30 DOI:10.1126/science.adt9355
Justin Merondun, Frode Fossøy, Swetlana Meshcheryagina, Phil Atkinson, Gennadiy Bachurin, Victor Bulyuk, Viktar Fenchuk, Mikhail Golovatin, Chris Hewson, Marcel Honza, Mikhail Markovets, Csaba Moskát, Gregory L. Owens, Petr Procházka, Yaroslav Red’kin, Jarkko Rutila, Michal Šulc, Kasper Thorup, Bård G. Stokke, Wei Liang, Jochen B. W. Wolf
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Abstract

Host-parasite arms races facilitate rapid evolution and can fuel speciation. Cuculus cuckoos are deceptive egg mimics that exhibit a broad diversity of counterfeit egg phenotypes, representing host-adapted subpopulations (gentes). Genome analysis of 298 common (Cuculus canorus) and 50 oriental cuckoos (Cuculus optatus) spanning 15 egg morphs revealed that eggshell background coloration is predominantly influenced by matrilineal genetic variation. Recurrent mitochondrial mutations and an ancient W chromosome–linked translocation of an autosomal assembly factor for respiratory complex I provide a tentative link between mitochondrial function and pigment synthesis through the heme pathway. Biparentally inherited loci contribute to phenotypic variation in both species, mainly for maculation. The evolutionary tug-of-war over a sex-limited, mimetic trait integrates autosomal components with the nonrecombining, matrilineal genome without catalyzing genome-wide divergence between gentes.
卵模仿的基因组结构及其对寄生杜鹃物种形成的影响
宿主-寄生虫的军备竞赛促进了快速进化,并可以推动物种形成。杜鹃是一种具有欺骗性的卵仿制品,表现出广泛多样的假卵表型,代表了适应宿主的亚种群(基因)。对298只普通杜鹃(Cuculus canorus)和50只东方杜鹃(Cuculus optatus) 15种卵型的基因组分析表明,蛋壳背景颜色主要受母系遗传变异的影响。反复出现的线粒体突变和呼吸复合体I常染色体组装因子的古老W染色体相关易位提供了线粒体功能与通过血红素途径合成色素之间的初步联系。双亲本遗传位点导致了两种物种的表型变异,主要表现为斑疹。性别限制的进化拉锯战,模仿性状整合常染色体成分与非重组,母系基因组,没有催化基因之间的全基因组分化。
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