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Maternal genetic effects set the potential for evolution in a free-living vertebrate population
A.J. Wilson
, D.W. Coltman
, J.M. Pemberton
,
Andrew Overall
, K.A. Byrne
, L.E.B. Kruuk
University of Brighton
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Free-living
100%
Vertebrates
100%
Maternal Genetic Effects
100%
Maternal Effects
66%
Litter Size
50%
Birth Timing
50%
Birth Weight
33%
Evolutionary Studies
33%
Direct Genetic Effect
33%
St Kilda
16%
Soay Sheep
16%
Genetic Components
16%
Genetic Covariance
16%
Phenotypic Traits
16%
Total Heritability
16%
Covariance
16%
Free-living Populations
16%
Evolutionary Dynamics
16%
Life-history Traits
16%
Environmental Components
16%
Direct Estimation
16%
Additive Genetic Variance
16%
Scotland
16%
Phenotypic Variance
16%
Direct Heritability
16%
Feral Population
16%
Maternal Genetics
16%
Ovis Aries
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Genetic Determinism
100%
Maternal Effect
66%
Genetics
33%
Birth Weight
33%
Dynamics
16%
Animal Model
16%
Genetic Divergence
16%
Domestic Sheep
16%