Genetics and Evolution of Phenotypic Plasticity
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...Phenotypic plasticity is ‘the change in the expressed phenotype of a genotype as a function of the environment’ [ 62 ]....
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...…production of plasticity are expressed (e.g. van Tienderen 1991, 1997; Moran 1992; DeWitt et al. 1998; Reylea 2002; Ernande & Dieckman 2004) and the degree of gene flow between populations distributed among different environments (e.g. Scheiner 1993; de Jong & Behera 2002; Sultan & Spencer 2002)....
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...Via & Lande 1985; Scheiner 1993, Via et al. 1995; de Jong 2005)....
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...Key-words : phenotypic plasticity, contemporary adaptation, genotype × environment interaction, adaptive divergence, genetic assimilation Functional Ecology (2007) 21 , 394–407 doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2435.2007.01283.x...
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...…future environmental conditions can be predicted on the basis of the current conditions, and so condition-dependent dispersal may evolve, with dispersal cueing on the environmental parameters correlating with patch quality (Scheiner, 1993; Danchin, Heg & Doligez, 2001; Doligez et al., 2003)....
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...When there is some autocorrelation, future environmental conditions can be predicted on the basis of the current conditions, and so condition-dependent dispersal may evolve, with dispersal cueing on the environmental parameters correlating with patch quality (Scheiner, 1993; Danchin, Heg & Doligez, 2001; Doligez et al., 2003)....
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...…unconditional strategy (for exceptions see Tables 1 and 2) though fixed strategies, insensitive to the environment, may only be expected when there are constraints on obtaining information on patch quality or when changes in habitat quality are unpredictable (Scheiner, 1993; Doligez et al., 2003)....
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...The majority of evolutionary and population models typically treat dispersal as a fixed, unconditional strategy (for exceptions see Tables 1 and 2) though fixed strategies, insensitive to the environment, may only be expected when there are constraints on obtaining information on patch quality or when changes in habitat quality are unpredictable (Scheiner, 1993; Doligez et al., 2003)....
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