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Developmental environment contributes to rapid trait shifts among newly colonized subterranean habitats.

Zoological research - 18 Jul 2023

Swanson Nathan E, Gluesenkamp Andrew G, Donny Alexandra E, Mcgaugh Suzanne E

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Recent colonization of extreme environments provides unique opportunities to study the early steps of adaptation and the potential for rapid convergent evolution. However, phenotypic shifts during recent colonization may also be due to plasticity in response to changes in the rearing environment. Here, we analyzed a suite of morphological and behavioral traits in paired surface, subterranean, and facultatively...

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PMID: 37464938
DOI: 10.24272/j.issn.2095-8137.2022.488
PMCID: PMC10415762

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