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期刊名:Philosophical transactions of the royal society b-biological sciences

缩写:PHILOS T R SOC B

ISSN:0962-8436

e-ISSN:1471-2970

IF/分区:5.3/Q1

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Dustin R Rubenstein,Joseph Solomon Dustin R Rubenstein
Although many organisms rapidly and repeatedly adjust their behaviour and physiology to cope with changing environmental conditions, it remains unclear which traits are expected to exhibit phenotypic flexibility, over what timescales, and i...
Oluwamosope Adeniji,Hannah Justen,Bernice Sepers et al. Oluwamosope Adeniji et al.
Epigenetic marks are strong candidates for elements controlling environmentally mediated behaviours like migration. Understanding the potential role of epigenetics in migratory behaviour is increasingly important, as rapidly changing enviro...
Margarida Barcelo-Serra,Christa Mateman,Agata Pijl et al. Margarida Barcelo-Serra et al.
Trait-selective harvesting by fisheries can impose strong selective pressures on fish populations, driving changes in life-history traits affecting fisheries' productivity and ecosystem functioning. Although the genetic consequences of harv...
Clarissa F de Carvalho,Nicholas P Planidin,Jon Slate et al. Clarissa F de Carvalho et al.
The evolution of signalling traits can affect local adaptation, mate choice and the development of reproductive isolation between diverging populations. While the genetic basis of many sexual signalling traits is well characterized, variati...
Liang Liu,Jun Kitano,Atsushi J Nagano et al. Liang Liu et al.
The diversification of epigenetic regulation, including chromatin accessibility, is crucial for adaptation to diverse environments. Chromatin regulation in endocrine organs, such as the pituitary gland, plays a critical role in controlling ...
Sarah Lundregan,Heidi Viitaniemi,Hannu Mäkinen et al. Sarah Lundregan et al.
Sexual dimorphism evolves from sex-specific selective pressures and is often mediated by tissue-specific differential gene expression, although the mechanisms are not fully understood. Here, we investigate the role of DNA methylation as a p...
Farnaz Sourani,Fábio Pértille,Maj El Sharif et al. Farnaz Sourani et al.
From an ecological perspective, many animals, particularly birdstext, are exposed to increasing stress levels in the context of the current climate crisis. Therefore, the development of tools that can reliably measure long-term stress expos...
Rebecca S Chen,Bernice Sepers,Kees van Oers et al. Rebecca S Chen et al.
Understanding the causal effects of genetic mutations is essential for explaining fitness variation, forecasting evolutionary trajectories and assessing extinction risk, yet remains a fundamental challenge, particularly in natural populatio...
Genta Okude,Jun Kitano Genta Okude
For sex-specific ornaments to be expressed only at a particular ontogenetic stage, genetic correlations between the sexes and between ontogenetic stages should be resolved. In vertebrates, sex-specific and ontogenetic stage-specific express...
Jason Keagy,Alison Bell Jason Keagy
The early life environment can strongly influence behavioural development. However, little is known about the underlying neurogenomic mechanisms. Using a half-sib design, threespine stickleback fish were either raised by their fathers or ha...