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Natural Selection: How Selection on Behavior Interacts with Selection on Morphology.

Current biology : CB - 20 Aug 2018

Travis Joseph, Reznick David N

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Can behavior accelerate or buffer morphological evolution? A recent experiment in a natural setting shows that selection acts on behavior and morphology, but acts on each trait independently of the other.

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PMID: 30130510
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2018.07.006

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