Starvation resistance is positively correlated with body lipid proportion in five wild caught Drosophila simulans populations.
Abstract
Stress resistance traits in Drosophila often show clinal variation, suggesting that selection affects resistance traits either directly or indirectly. One of the most common causes of stress for animals is the shortage or suboptimal quality of food, and individuals within many species must survive periods of starvation or exposure to nutritionally imbalanced diets. This study determines the relationship between starvation resistance, body lipid...
Paper Details
Title
Starvation resistance is positively correlated with body lipid proportion in five wild caught Drosophila simulans populations.
Published Date
Sep 1, 2008
Journal
Volume
54
Issue
9
Pages
1371 - 1376
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