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Conserved queen pheromones in bumblebees: A reply to Amsalem et al
In a recent study, Amsalem, Orlova & Grozinger (2015) performed experiments with Bombus impatiens bumblebees to test the hypothesis …
Luke Holman
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Jelle S. van Zweden
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Ricardo C Oliveira
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Annette Van Oystaeyen
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Tom Wenseleers
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Sexual selection expedites the evolution of pesticide resistance
Using experimental evolution, we test whether allowing or preventing sexual selection on males affects the rate at which flour beetle populations evolve resistance (and susceptibility) to insecticide.
Frances Jacomb
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Jason Marsh
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Luke Holman
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Ornament complexity is correlated with sexual selection: a comment on Raia et al
Raia et al. propose that the evolution of the shape and complexity of animal ornaments (e.g., deer antlers) can be explained by …
Luke Holman
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Jakob Bro-Jørgensen
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Evolution of social insect polyphenism facilitated by the sex differentiation cascade
The major transition to eusociality required the evolution of a switch to canalize development into either a reproductive or a helper, …
Antonia Klein
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Eva Schultner
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Helena Lowak
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Lukas Schrader
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Jürgen Heinze
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Luke Holman
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Jan Oettler
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Highly specific responses to queen pheromone in three Lasius ant species
Queen pheromones mediate the reproductive division of labor in social insect colonies and provide novel opportunities for investigating …
Luke Holman
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Brian Hanley
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Jocelyn Millar
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Queen pheromones modulate DNA methyltransferase activity in bee and ant workers
DNA methylation is emerging as an important regulator of polyphenism in the social insects. Research has concentrated on differences in …
Luke Holman
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Kalevi Trontti
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Heikki Helanterä
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The ecology and evolutionary dynamics of meiotic drive
Both naturally occurring and synthetic ‘meiotic drivers’ violate Mendel’s law of equal segregation and can rapidly spread through …
A.K. Lindholm
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K.A. Dyer
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R.C. Firman
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L. Fishman
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W. Forstmeier
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L. Holman
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H. Johannesson
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U. Knief
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H. Kokko
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A.M. Laraccuente
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A. Manser
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C. Montchamp-Moreau
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V.G. Petrosyan
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A. Pomiankowski
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D.C. Presgraves
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L.D. Safronova
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A. Sutter
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R.L. Unckless
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R. Verspoor
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N. Wedell
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G.S. Wilkinson
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T.A.R. Price
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Bet hedging via multiple mating: a meta-analysis
Polyandry has been hypothesized to allow females to “bet hedge” against mating only with unsuitable mates, reducing variance in …
Luke Holman
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Evidence of experimental bias in the life sciences: why we need blind data recording
Observer bias and other “experimenter effects” occur when researchers’ expectations influence study outcome. These biases are strongest …
Luke Holman
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Megan L. Head
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Robert Lanfear
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Michael D. Jennions
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Bet-hedging via polyandry: A comment on 'Mating portfolios: bet-hedging, sexual selection and female multiple mating'
Garcia-Gonzalez et al. [1] conducted an original and elegant experiment examining whether fertilization of a female’s eggs by …
Jonathan M. Henshaw
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Luke Holman
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