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Transcriptomics Reveal Molecular Signatures of a Resolved Sexual Conflict and Potential Association With Colour Polymorphism in Tawny Owls.

Molecular ecology - 1 Apr 2026

Baltazar-Soares Miguel, Heckwolf Melanie J, Hoeppner Marc P, Karell Patrik, Wright Dominic, Nilsson Jan-Åke, Brommer Jon E

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Genome sharing in gonochorous species is expected to result in intraspecific conflicts due to intersexual competition. The emergence of sexual dimorphism is thus connected to the evolution of mechanisms that, starting from a similar genomic background, produce sufficiently disparate phenotypes to attenuate sexually antagonistic selection. From a molecular perspective it can be achieved through sex-specific...

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PMID: 41964128
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70338
PMCID: PMC13069001

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EGF
EPS8L2
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GSK3B
RAB38
VLDLR
ZGRF1

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