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Effects of larval crowding on quantitative variation for development time and viability in
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Abstract
Competition between individuals belonging to the same species is a universal feature of natural populations and is the process underpinning organismal adaptation. Despite its importance, still comparatively little is known about the genetic variation responsible for competitive traits. Here, we measured the phenotypic variation and quantitative genetics parameters for two fitness-related traits-egg-to-adult viability and development time-across a panel of
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