<p>“Green”, naïve animals; blue, High line; red, Low line. A–C: Top, distribution of catalepsy responses in the naïve populations—high scores denote responders. Bottom, distribution of catalepsy responses in the selected lines. The three selected populations display differences in scores, showing successful selection. D–F: Multidimensional scaling of the genetic distances between individuals. The selected populations appear distinct from each other and closer together due to allele loss/fixation.</p
<p>Box plots show the quartiles (box limits), the 10<sup>th</sup> and 90<sup>th</sup> percentiles (e...
<p>(A) Fitness trade-offs in evolved lines carrying a deletion across 14 environments (<a href="http...
<p>The scale bars refer to the number of substitutions per SNP genotyped. (A) For all autosomal SNPs...
<p>Individual animals were plotted for the first (PCA1) and second (PCA2) principal components using...
t Genotypes of individuals from the 8 selection lines from generations 0, 12,16, and 19 – Column des...
<p>Box plots show the summary phenotype data of the two parents (Bristol in orange and Hawaii in blu...
<p>Colored lines represent selected populations that depict upper, middle, and lower examples wherea...
This paper reviews models for phenotypic plasticity in evolutionary genetics and animal breeding and...
Whereas a rich literature exists for estimating population genetic divergence, metrics of phenotypic...
<p>Genetic divergence among host species, regions, and populations in terms of the average number of...
F ventral hindwing eyespots E4 and E6; , size of dorsal forewing anterior and posterior eyespots. In...
Reproductive fitness characters are crucial in animal and plant breeding, evolutionary genetics and ...
<p>Asterisk* indicates that samples from the combined area are significantly different from the inla...
F ventral hindwing eyespots E4 and E6; , size of dorsal forewing anterior and posterior eyespots. In...
<p>(A) The genetic distance (D) between pairs of animals. Blue bars represent D within Chinese pigs;...
<p>Box plots show the quartiles (box limits), the 10<sup>th</sup> and 90<sup>th</sup> percentiles (e...
<p>(A) Fitness trade-offs in evolved lines carrying a deletion across 14 environments (<a href="http...
<p>The scale bars refer to the number of substitutions per SNP genotyped. (A) For all autosomal SNPs...
<p>Individual animals were plotted for the first (PCA1) and second (PCA2) principal components using...
t Genotypes of individuals from the 8 selection lines from generations 0, 12,16, and 19 – Column des...
<p>Box plots show the summary phenotype data of the two parents (Bristol in orange and Hawaii in blu...
<p>Colored lines represent selected populations that depict upper, middle, and lower examples wherea...
This paper reviews models for phenotypic plasticity in evolutionary genetics and animal breeding and...
Whereas a rich literature exists for estimating population genetic divergence, metrics of phenotypic...
<p>Genetic divergence among host species, regions, and populations in terms of the average number of...
F ventral hindwing eyespots E4 and E6; , size of dorsal forewing anterior and posterior eyespots. In...
Reproductive fitness characters are crucial in animal and plant breeding, evolutionary genetics and ...
<p>Asterisk* indicates that samples from the combined area are significantly different from the inla...
F ventral hindwing eyespots E4 and E6; , size of dorsal forewing anterior and posterior eyespots. In...
<p>(A) The genetic distance (D) between pairs of animals. Blue bars represent D within Chinese pigs;...
<p>Box plots show the quartiles (box limits), the 10<sup>th</sup> and 90<sup>th</sup> percentiles (e...
<p>(A) Fitness trade-offs in evolved lines carrying a deletion across 14 environments (<a href="http...
<p>The scale bars refer to the number of substitutions per SNP genotyped. (A) For all autosomal SNPs...