Integrating development with evolution: a case study with beetle horns

Empirical studies demonstrating an immediate relevance of development for understanding evolution in natural populations are rare because most population biologists do not study the developmental mechanisms regulating the expression of their traits of interest. Emlen discusses results from studies o...

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Published in:Bioscience 2000-05, Vol.50 (5), p.403-418
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Beetles
Biology
Body Composition
Coleoptera
Evolution
Evolution (Biology)
Females
horns
insect horns
Insects
Males
Natural populations
Onthophagus
sexual selection
Weapons
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Beetles
Biology
Body Composition
Coleoptera
Evolution
Evolution (Biology)
Females
horns
insect horns
Insects
Males
Natural populations
Onthophagus
sexual selection
Weapons
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