PLOS
Genomes from 25 museum specimens of Drosophila melanogaster (some more than 200 years old) reveal that small populations occupying northern Europe gave way to well-connected fly populations across the continent, and also illuminate targets of recent selection, including genes that may have helped this species adapt to novel climates, viruses, and insecticides.
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