On the use of genome-wide data to model and date the time of anthropogenic hybridisation: an example from the Scottish wildcat

Jo Howard-McCombe, Daniel Ward, Andrew Kitchener, Dan Lawson, Helen Senn & Mark Beaumont
While hybridisation has long been recognised as an important natural phenomenon in evolution, the conservation of taxa subject to introgressive hybridisation from domesticated forms is a subject of intense debate. Hybridisation of Scottish wildcats and domestic cats is a good example in this regard. We develop a modelling framework to determine the timescale of introgression using approximate Bayesian computation (ABC). Applying the model to ddRAD-seq data from 129 individuals, genotyped at 6,546 loci, we show...
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