Dominance variance: associations with selection and fitness
P Crnokrak, DA Roff - Heredity, 1995 - nature.com
Strong directional, and to some degree stabilizing, selection usually erodes only additive
genetic variance while not affecting dominance variance. Consequently, traits closely …
genetic variance while not affecting dominance variance. Consequently, traits closely …
Phenotypic selection in natural populations: what limits directional selection?
JG Kingsolver, SE Diamond - The American Naturalist, 2011 - journals.uchicago.edu
Studies of phenotypic selection document directional selection in many natural populations.
What factors reduce total directional selection and the cumulative evolutionary responses to …
What factors reduce total directional selection and the cumulative evolutionary responses to …
The strength of phenotypic selection in natural populations
JG Kingsolver, HE Hoekstra… - The American …, 2001 - journals.uchicago.edu
How strong is phenotypic selection on quantitative traits in the wild? We reviewed the
literature from 1984 through 1997 for studies that estimated the strength of linear and …
literature from 1984 through 1997 for studies that estimated the strength of linear and …
Strength and tempo of directional selection in the wild
Directional selection is a major force driving adaptation and evolutionary change. However,
the distribution, strength, and tempo of phenotypic selection acting on quantitative traits in …
the distribution, strength, and tempo of phenotypic selection acting on quantitative traits in …
Genetic architecture of fitness and nonfitness traits: empirical patterns and development of ideas
J Merilä, BC Sheldon - Heredity, 1999 - nature.com
Comparative studies of the genetic architecture of different types of traits were initially
prompted by the expectation that traits under strong directional selection (fitness traits) …
prompted by the expectation that traits under strong directional selection (fitness traits) …
Increased heritable variation following population bottlenecks: the role of dominance
JH Willis, HA Orr - Evolution, 1993 - JSTOR
950 NOTES AND COMMENTS evolutionary dead ends with little capacity for change. These
latter authors argue, however, that random genetic drift can disrupt these coadapted gene …
latter authors argue, however, that random genetic drift can disrupt these coadapted gene …
Antagonistic pleiotropy, reversal of dominance, and genetic polymorphism
JW Curtsinger, PM Service… - The American …, 1994 - journals.uchicago.edu
Conditions for polymorphism at pleiotropic loci with antagonistic effects on fitness
components are investigated, under the assumptions of additivity and multiplicativity of …
components are investigated, under the assumptions of additivity and multiplicativity of …
Dominance genetic variance and inbreeding in natural populations
Phenotypic variation of traits studied in wild populations is the result of many different genes
acting in concert, often in combination with environmental variation introduced during …
acting in concert, often in combination with environmental variation introduced during …
Patterns, predictors, and consequences of dominance in hybrids
KA Thompson, M Urquhart-Cronish… - The American …, 2021 - journals.uchicago.edu
Compared to those of their parents, are the traits of first-generation (F1) hybrids typically
intermediate, biased toward one parent, or mismatched for alternative parental phenotypes …
intermediate, biased toward one parent, or mismatched for alternative parental phenotypes …
Prediction of additive and dominance effects in selected or unselected populations with inbreeding
IJM de Boer, JAM van Arendonk - Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1992 - Springer
A genetic model with either 64 or 1,600 unlinked biallelic loci and complete dominance was
used to study prediction of additive and dominance effects in selected or unselected …
used to study prediction of additive and dominance effects in selected or unselected …