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Directional selection on cold tolerance does not constrain plastic capacity in a butterfly.

BMC evolutionary biology - 5 Dec 2012

Franke Kristin, Dierks Anneke, Fischer Klaus

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BACKGROUND: Organisms may respond to environmental change by means of genetic adaptation, phenotypic plasticity or both, which may result in genotype-environment interactions (G x E) if genotypes differ in their phenotypic response. We here specifically target the latter source of variation (i.e. G x E) by comparing plastic responses among lines of the tropical butterfly Bicyclus anynana that had been selected...

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PMID: 23217138
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2148-12-235
PMCID: PMC3538507

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