Titlebook: Genetics of Adaptation; Rodney Mauricio Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2005 Adaptation.Bur.Charles Darwin.Darwin.Ecology.M

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Normal-Kafill-Desinfektionsanlage,e is increasing evidence, however, that phenotypic variation sometimes has a simple genetic basis and that parallel adaptation at the genotypic level may be more frequent than previously believed. Here, we review evidence for parallel genotypic adaptation derived from a survey of the experimental ev

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Margarete Muensterberg,Franz Wagnere have been unsuccessful. Three Japanese plant introductions, PIs 171451, 227687 and 229358, have been the primary sources of insect resistance alleles, but a combination of quantitative inheritance of resistance and poor agronomic performance has hindered progress. Linkage drag caused by co-introgr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92643-3ins of the angiosperms and therefore shape all of flowering plant biology, adds new importance to the molecular analysis of polyploidization/diploidization cycles and their phenotypic consequences. Early clues as to the possible phenotypic consequences of polyploidy derive from recent QTL mapping ef

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Hyperparathyreoidismus und Harnsteinbildung,s of organisms with their biotic and abiotic environments. Over the past decades, using a combination of sophisticated mathematical models and rigorous experiments, ecologists have made considerable progress in understanding the complex web of interactions that constitute an ecosystem. The field of

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,Theories of adaptation: what they do and don’t say,e other DNA sequence based. I briefly consider an example of each — Fisher’s geometric model and Gillespie’s mutational landscape model, respectively — reviewing recent results. Despite their fundamental differences, these models give rise to several strikingly similar results. I consider possible r

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Testing hypotheses regarding the genetics of adaptation,the number and effects of the loci involved. Developments in molecular biology have made it possible to create relatively dense maps of markers that can potentially be used to map genes underlying specific traits. However, there are a number of reasons to doubt that such mapping will provide the lev

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Sex differences in recombination and mapping adaptations, these rates will ultimately help to improve map resolution. For example, using this variation could help in discriminating between linkage and pleiotropy when QTL for several traits co-locate. It might also be used to improve QTL mapping algorithms. The goals of this chapter are: (1) to highlight d