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Population origin, maternal effects, and hydric conditions during incubation determine embryonic and offspring survival in a desert-dwelling lizard.

Oecologia - 1 Jun 2021

Wang Yang, Li Shu-Ran, Pei Meng-Yuan, Wu Dan-Yang, Du Wei-Guo

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While the effects of incubation environment on embryonic development and offspring traits have been extensively studied in oviparous vertebrates, studies into how genetic inheritance (population origin), maternal effects, and incubation environment interact to produce varying phenotypes, are rare. To elucidate the interactive role of those three factors during incubation in shaping offspring phenotypes through...

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PMID: 33966105
DOI: 10.1007/s00442-021-04932-9

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