The Evolution of Variance Control
Abstract
Recent developments in the field of genetics show that the degree of phenotypic variability among genetically identical individuals can be under genetic control and can thus be tuned by natural selection. To understand when the degree of intra-genotypic variability for a trait is the outcome of adaptive evolution, it is essential to map the focal trait to patterns of reproduction and survival across the life cycle. Here, we evaluate the fitness...
Paper Details
Title
The Evolution of Variance Control
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Volume
35
Issue
1
Pages
22 - 33
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