Disentangling evolutionary, geometric and ecological components of the elevational gradient of diversity [0.03%]
解开进化、几何和生态组成部分的海拔多样性梯度
Leonel Herrera-Alsina,Rossina Parvanova,Jacinta Guirguis et al.
Leonel Herrera-Alsina et al.
Despite the high importance and risk of mountain ecosystems in global biodiversity conservation, the mechanisms giving rise to and maintaining elevational biodiversity gradients are poorly understood, limiting predictions of future response...
Shared genetic architecture links energy metabolism, behavior and starvation resistance along a power-endurance axis [0.03%]
共同的基因组架构沿力量/耐力轴将能量代谢、行为和抵抗饥饿相联系
Berra Erkosar,Cindy Dupuis,Loriane Savary et al.
Berra Erkosar et al.
Shared developmental, physiological, and molecular mechanisms can generate strong genetic covariances across suites of traits, constraining genetic variability, and evolvability to certain axes in multivariate trait space ("variational modu...
Selection on the vascular-remodeling BMPER gene is associated with altitudinal adaptation in an insular lizard [0.03%]
与岛屿蜥蜴海拔适应相关的血管重塑基因BMPER的选择效应
Nina Serén,Catarina Pinho,Rodrigo Megía-Palma et al.
Nina Serén et al.
High altitude imposes several extreme constraints on life, such as low oxygen pressure and high levels of ultraviolet radiation, which require specialized adaptations. Many studies have focused on how endothermic vertebrates respond to thes...
Correction to: A shared developmental genetic basis for sexually antagonistic male and female adaptations in the toothed water strider [0.03%]
关于齿猛水甲性对抗适应共同发育遗传基础的更正通知
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1093/evlett/qrae056.]. © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Society for the St...
Published Erratum
Evolution letters. 2024 Dec 12;9(1):163. DOI:10.1093/evlett/qrae068 2024
A shared developmental genetic basis for sexually antagonistic male and female adaptations in the toothed water strider [0.03%]
具齿水黾性竞争适应的遗传基础
Claudia Pruvôt,David Armisén,Pascale Roux et al.
Claudia Pruvôt et al.
Sexual conflict can drive the divergence of male and female phenotypes and cross-species comparative analyses have documented patterns of correlated evolution of sex-specific traits that promote the evolutionary interests of the sexes. Howe...
Yannick Woudstra,Ron Kraaiveld,Alger Jorritsma et al.
Yannick Woudstra et al.
The Urban Heat Island Effect (UHIE) is a globally consistent pressure on biological species living in cities. Adaptation to the UHIE may be necessary for urban wild flora to persist in cities, but experimental evidence is scarce. Here, we r...
The role of between-group signaling in the evolution of primate ornamentation [0.03%]
组间信号在灵长类装饰进化中的作用
Cyril C Grueter,Stefan Lüpold
Cyril C Grueter
Gregarious mammals interact to varying degrees and in a variety of ways with neighboring groups. Since navigating this wider social environment via conventional means (social knowledge) may be challenging, we hypothesize that between-group ...
Genomic patterns in the dwarf kingfishers of northern Melanesia reveal a mechanistic framework explaining the paradox of the great speciators [0.03%]
北部美拉尼西亚袖王鹟的基因组模式揭示了解释“伟大物种形成悖论”的机制框架
Devon A DeRaad,Alexandra N Files,Lucas H DeCicco et al.
Devon A DeRaad et al.
The paradox of the great speciators describes a contradictory biogeographic pattern exhibited by numerous avian lineages in Oceania. Specifically, these lineages display broad geographic distributions across the region, implying strong over...
The evolution of reduced facilitation in a four-species bacterial community [0.03%]
四种细菌群落中减弱的相互促进作用的演变
Philippe Piccardi,Eric Ulrich,Marc Garcia-Garcerà et al.
Philippe Piccardi et al.
Microbial evolution is typically studied in monocultures or in communities of competing species. But microbes do not always compete and how positive inter-species interactions drive evolution is less clear: Initially facilitative communitie...
The correlation between anisogamy and sexual selection intensity-the broad theoretical predictions [0.03%]
各向异性和性选择强度的相关性及其广泛的理论预测
Jussi Lehtonen,Geoff A Parker
Jussi Lehtonen
Darwin and Bateman suggested that precopulatory sexual selection is more intense on males than females, and that this difference is due to anisogamy (i.e., dimorphism in gamete size and number). While a recent paper apparently presents empi...