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Neuroendocrine profiles associated with discrete behavioural variation in Symphodus ocellatus, a species with male alternative reproductive tactics.

Molecular ecology - 1 Oct 2016

Nugent B M, Stiver K A, Alonzo S H, Hofmann H A

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The molecular mechanisms underlying phenotypic plasticity are not well understood. Identifying mechanisms underlying alternative reproductive tactics (ARTs) in species for which the behavioural and fitness consequences of this variation are well characterized provides an opportunity to integrate evolutionary and mechanistic understanding of the maintenance of variation within populations. In the ocellated wrasse...

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PMID: 27570118
DOI: 10.1111/mec.13828

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