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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development 2002, 12:631633 0959-437X/02/$ --see front matter
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Supporting Text Recursions. We developed a model to investigate the evolution of ploidy levels in the
|Research Focus In polyploids, one plus one does not equal two
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ORIGINAL ARTICLE Genetic control of invasive plants species using selfish
Relaxed selection in the wild David C. Lahti1
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vol. 174, supplement the american naturalist july 2009 Condition-Dependent Sex and the Rate of Adaptation
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species of mite that consists entirely of haploid asexual females.
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Mitotic recombination counteracts the benefits of genetic segregation
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MeiosisandtheCausesandConsequencesofRecombinationBiochemicalSocietyFocusedMeeting Meiosis and the Causes and
HostParasite Interactions and the Evolution of Gene Expression
A phylogenetic analysis of pollination mode and the evolution of dichogamy in angiosperms
Received 12 September 2003 Accepted 29 October 2003
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a risk factor for Alzheimers-disease. Psychological Medicine Skodak M, Skeels H M 1949 A final follow-up on one hundred
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Nature Macmillan Publishers Ltd 1997 enome sequencing projects have
Genetic and Cultural Inheritance of Continuous Traits
Sampling Properties of DNA Sequence Data in Phylogenetic Analysis Michael P. Cummings, ' Sarah P. Otto, 2 and John Wakeley3
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SOME ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF RECOMBINATION
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Genomic Convergence toward Diploidy in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
muscular dystrophy, neurofibromatosis and retinoblast-oma), there is a large male excess. So, I believe the evidence
Research Focus A short history of recombination in yeast
Received 15 February 2002 Accepted 1 March 2002
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Selective interference among deleterious mutations favours sex and recombination in finite populations regardless of the nature of epistasis
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THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF APOMIXIS IN THE ANGIOSPERMS Jeannette Whitton,1,
Liberating genetic variance through sex
Unravelling the evolutionary advantage of sex: a commentary on `Mutationselection balance and
vol. 154, no. 3 the american naturalist september 1999 Ecology and the Evolution of Biphasic Life Cycles
vol. 167, no. 1 the american naturalist january 2006 The Role of Local Species Abundance in the Evolution of
Protocol S1 Replicate Evolution Experiment
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The evolution of life cycles with haploid and diploid phases
Troy Day,University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada Sarah P Otto, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Comment on ``Ongoing Adaptive Evolution of ASPM, a Brain Size Determinant in
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Aging in a Long-Lived Clonal Tree Dilara Ally1,2
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vol. 176, no. 3 the american naturalist september 2010 The Evolution of Sex Ratio Adjustment in the Presence of
Cryptic Fitness Advantage: Diploids Invade Haploid Populations Despite Lacking Any Apparent Advantage as
(A2) in Otto and Whitton (2000) contains typos and should read: Note the c in the denominator and the sc