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Rozenn M Pineau,Penelope C Kahn,Dung T Lac et al. Rozenn M Pineau et al.
The evolution of multicellularity represents a major transition in life's history, enabling the rise of complex organisms. Multicellular groups can evolve through multiple developmental modes, but a common step is the formation of permanent...
Stefano Giaimo,Arne Traulsen Stefano Giaimo
Mortality generally is higher around birth and then progressively declines through the juvenile stage. In species where offspring depend upon their parents during maturation, a factor behind this mortality decline could be sibling replaceme...
Jonathan A Mee,Carolyn Ly,Grace C Pigott Jonathan A Mee
The genetic basis of phenotypic or adaptive parallelism can reveal much about constraints on evolution. This study investigated the genetic basis of a canonically parallel trait: pelvic spine reduction in sticklebacks. Pelvic reduction has ...
G Sander van Doorn,Jens Schepers,Roelof A Hut et al. G Sander van Doorn et al.
Noctuid moths provide prime examples of species in various stages of allochronic speciation, where reproductive barriers are mediated by genetic divergence in daily or seasonal timing. Theory indicates that allochronic divergence might be o...
Prerna Singh,Marjolein Bruijning,Gavriela D Carver et al. Prerna Singh et al.
The evolution and maintenance of symbiotic systems remains a fascinating puzzle. While the coevolutionary dynamics of bipartite (host-symbiont) systems are well-studied, the dynamics of more complex systems have only recently garnered atten...
Diana Tataru,Max De Leon,Spencer Dutton et al. Diana Tataru et al.
While hybridization was viewed as a hindrance to adaptation and speciation by early evolutionary biologists, recent studies have demonstrated the importance of hybridization in facilitating evolutionary processes. However, it is still not w...
Francesca Santostefano,Maria Moiron,Alfredo Sánchez-Tójar et al. Francesca Santostefano et al.
The evolutionary potential of traits is governed by the amount of heritable variation available to selection. While this is typically quantified based on genetic variation in a focal individual for its own traits (direct genetic effects, DG...
Wei Wang,De-Xing Zhang Wei Wang
Natural selection is believed to shape amino acid usage of the proteome by minimizing the energy cost of protein biosynthesis. Although this hypothesis explains well the amino acid frequency (AAfrequency) difference among the 20 common amin...
Sridhar Halali,Etka Yapar,Christopher W Wheat et al. Sridhar Halali et al.
Quantifying the tempo and mode via modern phylogenetic comparative methods can provide key insights into how selection and constraints shape trait evolution on a macroevolutionary time scale. Here, we elucidate the evolution of hibernation ...
Andrew R Weeks,Peter Kriesner,Nenad Bartonicek et al. Andrew R Weeks et al.
The evolutionary history of canids has been shown to be complex, with hybridization and domestication confounding our understanding of speciation among various canid lineages. The dingo is a recent canid lineage that was completely isolated...