ArticleEvolution letters2019
Cross-sex genetic correlations for fitness and fitness components: Connecting theoretical predictions to empirical patterns.
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Abstract
Sex differences in morphology, physiology, development, and behavior are widespread, yet the sexes inherit nearly identical genomes, causing most traits to exhibit strong and positive cross-sex genetic correlations. In contrast to most other traits, estimates of cross-sex genetic correlations for fitness and fitness components (
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