Threshold evolution in exotic populations of a polyphenic beetle
By Armin P. Moczek, J. Hunt, D. Emlen, Leigh W. Simmons. 2002
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- Endocrine Control of Insect Polyphenism (2012, background): “…that horn expression is regulated by a threshold mechanism, and that natural populations contain measurable levels of additive genetic variation for the body size threshold, that is, the size associated with the switch between horned and hornless morphologies (Emlen, 1996; Moczek et al., 2002).”
- On the analysis of non‐linear allometries (2009, methodology): “Moczek et al. (2002) fitted a model of the form horn length body size body size = + + y a c b b b0 ( ) ( ) to data from Onthophagus taurus using non-linear regression.”
- The behavioral ecology of threshold evolution in a polyphenic beetle (2003, background): “ratory over generations (Moczek et al., 2002) and reflects genetic modifications of the developmental machinery that produces alternative male morphs (Moczek and Nijhout, 2002a).”