Wouter van der Bijl
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Rearing condition and willingness to approach a stranger explain differences in point following performance in wolves and dogs
The relative importance of adaptation and individual ontogenetic experience in dogs’ high levels of behavioral compatibility with …
Christina Hansen Wheat
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Clive D.L. Wynne
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Rapid mosaic brain evolution under artificial selection for relative telencephalon size in the guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
The mosaic brain evolution hypothesis, stating that brain regions can evolve relatively independently during cognitive evolution, is an …
Stephanie Fong
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Björn Rogell
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Mirjam Amcoff
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Alexander Kotrschal
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Severine D. Buechel
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Niclas Kolm
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Widespread cryptic variation in genetic architecture between the sexes
The majority of the genome is shared between the sexes, and it is expected that the genetic architecture of most traits is shared as …
Wouter van der Bijl
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Judith E. Mank
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Extreme Y chromosome polymorphism corresponds to five male reproductive morphs of a freshwater fish
Loss of recombination between sex chromosomes often depletes Y chromosomes of functional content and genetic variation, which might …
Benjamin A. Sandkam
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Pedro Almeida
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Iulia Darolti
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Benjamin L. S. Furman
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Jake Morris
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Godfrey R. Bourne
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Felix Breden
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Judith E. Mank
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Butterfly dichromatism primarily evolved via Darwin's, not Wallace's, model
Sexual dimorphism is typically thought to result from sexual selection for elaborated male traits, as proposed by Darwin. However, …
Wouter van der Bijl
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Dirk Zeuss
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Nicolas Chazot
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Kalle Tunström
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Niklas Wahlberg
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Christer Wiklund
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John L. Fitzpatrick
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Christopher W. Wheat
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High-resolution characterization of male ornamentation and re-evaluation of sex linkage in guppies
Coloration plays a key role in the ecology of many species, influencing how an organism interacts with its environment, other species …
Jake Morris
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Iulia Darolti
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Judith E. Mank
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Morphology does not covary with predicted behavioral correlations of the domestication syndrome in dogs
Domesticated animals display suites of altered morphological, behavioral, and physiological traits compared to their wild ancestors, a …
Christina Hansen Wheat
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Christopher W. Wheat
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Macroevolutionary evidence suggests trait-dependent coevolution between behavior and life-history
Species with fast life-histories typically prioritize current over future reproductive events, compared to species with slow …
Simon Eckerström-Liedholm
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Will Sowersby
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Sergey Morozov
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Piotr K. Rowiński
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Alejandro Gonzalez-Voyer
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Björn Rogell
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Reply to: Comparisons of static brain–body allometries across vertebrates must distinguish between indeterminate and determinate growth
Masahito Tsuboi
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Bjørn Tore Kopperud
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Johannes Erritzøe
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Kjetil L. Voje
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Alexander Kotrschal
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Kara E. Yopak
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Shaun P. Collin
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Andrew Iwaniuk
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Niclas Kolm
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Dogs, but not wolves, lose their sensitivity towards novelty with age
Selection of behavioral traits holds a prominent role in the domestication of animals, and domesticated species are generally assumed …
Christina Hansen Wheat
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Wouter van der Bijl
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Hans Temrin
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