E&E Webinar: The Red Queens and the evolution of sex
Any antagonistic interaction has the potential of favouring sex, just as predicted by the "Red Queen hypothesis" in the case of host-parasite interactions. Is it really the case?
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Any antagonistic interaction has the potential of favouring sex, just as predicted by the "Red Queen hypothesis" in the case of host-parasite interactions. Is it really the case?
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Postdoc at University of Zurich, Switzerland.
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https://anu.zoom.us/j/92264602097?pwd=bVZJVTRjZEJvSEVNOGljL01GcXFYZz09
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The genotype-to-phenotype architecture (GPA), defined by complex interactions such as pleiotropy, epistasis, and regulatory control together with all the plasticity associated to these processes are fundamental yet often overlooked drivers of biodiversity dynamics.
This seminar is supported by the Centre for Biodiversity Analysis.