<p>Because of the steep part (cliff) of function (a), the optimal trait value (red phenotypic distribution) is shifted downwards from the trait value that maximizes phenotype fitness. Function (c) represents the variance in offspring phenotype fitness for different mean values of the trait.</p
<p>Correlation of mean (±SE) fitness estimates from eight genotype pairs estimated with two differen...
Abstract.—Phylogenetic comparative methods offer a suite of tools for studying trait evolution. Howe...
<p>The direction of phenotypic movements for strains with single mutations (red lines; enzyme levels...
<p>The relative fitness of individuals carrying the <i>T</i> trait can differ from that of individua...
The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associated with ...
International audienceThe cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait ...
The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associated with ...
<div><p>The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associat...
When traits cause variation in fitness, the distribution of phenotype, weighted by fitness, necessar...
(A) Relationship between the initial fitness of the 37 Founder gene deletion mutants and the fitness...
The fitness of an individual can be simply defined as the number of its offspring in the next genera...
We describe an emerging framework for understanding variation, selection and evolution of phenotypic...
a)<p>Relative Fitness as determined in competition with the ancestor, by definition the relative fit...
Growth trajectories often impact individual fitness. They are continuous by nature and so are amenab...
Comparative studies of the genetic architecture of different types of traits were initially prompted...
<p>Correlation of mean (±SE) fitness estimates from eight genotype pairs estimated with two differen...
Abstract.—Phylogenetic comparative methods offer a suite of tools for studying trait evolution. Howe...
<p>The direction of phenotypic movements for strains with single mutations (red lines; enzyme levels...
<p>The relative fitness of individuals carrying the <i>T</i> trait can differ from that of individua...
The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associated with ...
International audienceThe cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait ...
The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associated with ...
<div><p>The cliff-edge hypothesis introduces the counterintuitive idea that the trait value associat...
When traits cause variation in fitness, the distribution of phenotype, weighted by fitness, necessar...
(A) Relationship between the initial fitness of the 37 Founder gene deletion mutants and the fitness...
The fitness of an individual can be simply defined as the number of its offspring in the next genera...
We describe an emerging framework for understanding variation, selection and evolution of phenotypic...
a)<p>Relative Fitness as determined in competition with the ancestor, by definition the relative fit...
Growth trajectories often impact individual fitness. They are continuous by nature and so are amenab...
Comparative studies of the genetic architecture of different types of traits were initially prompted...
<p>Correlation of mean (±SE) fitness estimates from eight genotype pairs estimated with two differen...
Abstract.—Phylogenetic comparative methods offer a suite of tools for studying trait evolution. Howe...
<p>The direction of phenotypic movements for strains with single mutations (red lines; enzyme levels...