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How demography, life history, and kinship shape the evolution of genomic imprinting.

The American naturalist - 1 Oct 2010

Van Cleve Jeremy, Feldman Marcus W, Lehmann Laurent

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How phenomena like helping, dispersal, or the sex ratio evolve depends critically on demographic and life-history factors. One phenotype that is of particular interest to biologists is genomic imprinting, which results in parent-of-origin-specific gene expression and thus deviates from the predictions of Mendel's rules. The most prominent explanation for the evolution of genomic imprinting, the kinship theory,...

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PMID: 20738206
DOI: 10.1086/656277
PMCID: PMC2989731

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