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A chromosomal analysis of the phenotypic plasticity of some life history traits in relation to developmental temperature.

Behavior genetics - 1 Sept 1998

Boulétreau-Merle J, Terrier O, Fouillet P

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The capacity to delay egg deposition in D. melanogaster females in the absence of a sexual partner is genetically determined and opposite types can be artificially selected. In natural populations, the relative frequency of these genotypes varies geographically and seasonally, with temperature as a selective factor. However, the retention duration of these genotypes can be modified by developmental temperature...

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PMID: 9926622
DOI: 10.1023/a:1021629920876

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