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This project investigates how genes influence physical traits in birds, focusing on sexually dimorphic characteristics shaped by mating systems. By utilizing advanced DNA sequencing technologies, it aims to understand the connection between gene expression, evolutionary pressures, and the resulting differences between…
It has long been understood that genes contribute to phenotypes that are then the basis of selection.
However, the nature and process of this relationship remains largely theoretical, and the relative contribution of change in gene expression and coding sequence to phenotypic diversification is unclear.
The aim of this proposal is to fuse information about sexually dimorphic phenotypes, the mating systems and sexually antagonistic selective agents that shape sexual dimorphism, and the sex-biased…
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United Kingdom, Oxford
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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