A single mode of canalization

By C. Meiklejohn, Daniel L. Hartl. 2002

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Robustness and Evolvability (2010, background): “Similar experimental protocols could be used to assess whether this result extends, as theory predicts [38, 39], to the provision of robustness to genetic variation.”
Robustness: mechanisms and consequences (2009, background): “If mechanisms that provide robustness to environmental variation also provide robustness to genetic variation, then the latter might have evolved only as a side effect of selection for the former [14].”
The genetics and evolution of fluctuating asymmetry (2005, background): “…functions are associated with the absence of change in the mean phenotype in response to the genetic or other inputs, this perspective on buffering assigns a common origin to DS and canalization (e.g., Meiklejohn & Hartl 2002), a view that is not shared universally (e.g., Debat & David 2001).”