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The importance of mistakes: Variation in spores reveals trade-offs for range expansion in the xeric-adapted Australasian species <i>Cheilanthes distans</i> (Pteridaceae)

2024-06-27

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Biological trade-offs present a central issue for evolutionary biology: it has been a fundamental understanding within the field that limits exist on the phenotypic traits a species is able to exhibit in part due to trade-offs. Reproduction—with its myriad forms—has been studied extensively in the context of these dynamics. And while considerable literature has explored trade-offs between seed size and number and...

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309254c3-c1c4-5c35-b1ba-af9d7e054af6
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10.1101/2024.06.22.600204
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