Digest: The evolution of self-fertilization following dispersal in an androdioecious species.

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Autore principale: Rafajlović, Marina
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Pubblicazione: Evolution; international journal of organic evolution 2025
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author Rafajlović, Marina
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Rafajlović, Marina
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contents Digest: The evolution of self-fertilization following dispersal in an androdioecious species. Rafajlović, Marina Animals Biological Evolution Self-Fertilization Animal Distribution Does dispersal facilitate the evolution of self-fertilization? McCauley et al. (2025) showed experimentally that dispersal from unfavorable conditions supports the evolution of self-fertilization in a nematode worm, thereby providing experimental evidence for Baker's law. This finding is in line with previous theoretical studies on the evolution of self-fertilization.
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spellingShingle Digest: The evolution of self-fertilization following dispersal in an androdioecious species.
Rafajlović, Marina
Animals
Biological Evolution
Self-Fertilization
Animal Distribution
Digest: The evolution of self-fertilization following dispersal in an androdioecious species. Rafajlović, Marina Animals Biological Evolution Self-Fertilization Animal Distribution Does dispersal facilitate the evolution of self-fertilization? McCauley et al. (2025) showed experimentally that dispersal from unfavorable conditions supports the evolution of self-fertilization in a nematode worm, thereby providing experimental evidence for Baker's law. This finding is in line with previous theoretical studies on the evolution of self-fertilization.
title Digest: The evolution of self-fertilization following dispersal in an androdioecious species.
topic Animals
Biological Evolution
Self-Fertilization
Animal Distribution
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40359167/