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A simple genetic architecture and low constraint allows rapid floral evolution in a diverse and recently radiating plant genus

2019-01-09

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<h4>Summary</h4> Genetic correlations among different components of phenotypes, especially resulting from pleiotropy, can constrain or facilitate trait evolution. These factors could especially influence the evolution of traits that are functionally integrated, such as those comprising the flower. Indeed, pleiotropy is proposed as a main driver of repeated convergent trait transitions, including the evolution of...

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6662d6b0-3f3e-5255-8539-4291fb9701d1
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10.1101/516377
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