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This research investigates the genetic basis of phenotypic diversity in social parasites using Polistes wasps as a model. By integrating behavioral studies with genomic analysis, the project aims to reveal how genes influence traits and adaptability in natural populations.
Understanding how diversity of life arises at the level of the genes is one of the biggest challenges in modern biology.
Genomic methodologies now allow us to dissect the molecular basis of this phenotypic diversity and plasticity.
However, we lack an integrated study of key phenotypic traits and their dynamic changes in an ecologically relevant setting, with the associated dynamic nature of the underpinning genes. I propose to use an inter-disciplinary approach, by uniting classical ethology wi…
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United Kingdom, Bristol
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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