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Transcriptomics of Intralocus Sexual Conflict: Gene Expression Patterns in Females Change in Response to Selection on a Male Secondary Sexual Trait in the Bulb Mite.

Genome biology and evolution - 25 Aug 2016

Joag Richa, Stuglik Michal, Konczal Mateusz, Plesnar-Bielak Agata, Skrzynecka Anna, Babik Wieslaw, Radwan Jacek

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Intralocus sexual conflict (IASC) prevents males and females from reaching their disparate phenotypic optima and is widespread, but little is known about its genetic underpinnings. In Rhizoglyphus robini, a mite species with alternative male morphs, elevated sexual dimorphism of the armored fighter males (compared to more feminized scramblers males) was previously reported to be associated with increased IASC....

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PMID: 27401174
DOI: 10.1093/gbe/evw169
PMCID: PMC5010903

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