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A model of the evolution of larval feeding rate in Drosophila driven by conflicting energy demands.

Genetica - 1 Feb 2015

Mueller Laurence D, Barter Thomas T

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Energy allocation is believed to drive trade-offs in life history evolution. We develop a physiological and genetic model of energy allocation that drives evolution of feeding rate in a well-studied model system. In a variety of stressful environments Drosophila larvae adapt by altering their rate of feeding. Drosophila larvae adapted to high levels of ammonia, urea, and the presence of parasitoids evolve lower...

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PMID: 25630626
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-015-9818-5

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