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This project investigates the genetic mechanisms behind the evolution of male-specific wing pigmentation in Drosophila species, focusing on how these traits influence sexual communication and female preference during courtship. The research aims to uncover the genetic architecture and evolutionary pathways of these con…
Explaining the origin of complex morphological innovations, in particular conspicuous male ornaments, remains one of the most challenging and exciting questions in the field of evolution.
Indeed, conspicuous male-specific traits, either displayed to females during courtship, or used as weapons in battles, likely represent liabilities and should be opposed by natural selection.
Darwin proposed that sexual selection is responsible for the evolution of these sexual traits.
Since Darwin's time this…
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