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Indirect genetic effects and sexual conflicts: Partner genotype influences multiple morphological and behavioral reproductive traits in a flatworm.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 May 2017

Marie-Orleach Lucas, Vogt-Burri Nadja, Mouginot Pierick, Schlatter Aline, Vizoso Dita B, Bailey Nathan W, Schärer Lukas

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The expression of an individual's phenotypic traits can be influenced by genes expressed in its social partners. Theoretical models predict that such indirect genetic effects (IGEs) on reproductive traits should play an important role in determining the evolutionary outcome of sexual conflict. However, empirical tests of (i) whether reproductive IGEs exist, (ii) how they vary among genotypes, and (iii) whether...

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PMID: 28252800
DOI: 10.1111/evo.13218

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