Projects per year
Description
Fertility data from three generations of hybridisation crosses
Numbers of eggs and offspring from three generations of hybridisation crosses (F1, BC1, BC2).The cross types are labelled based on the species X chromosome identity, C= T . commodus, O = T. oceanicus, while hybrid individuals have a prefix either F1 or BC1 and the species identity of their X chromosomes. The first letter represents the maternal species and the second the paternal species identity. (H) indicates an inter-species recombinant X.
Numbers of eggs and offspring from three generations of hybridisation crosses (F1, BC1, BC2).The cross types are labelled based on the species X chromosome identity, C= T . commodus, O = T. oceanicus, while hybrid individuals have a prefix either F1 or BC1 and the species identity of their X chromosomes. The first letter represents the maternal species and the second the paternal species identity. (H) indicates an inter-species recombinant X.
| Date made available | 14 Dec 2016 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Dryad |
Keywords
- Sex chromosomes
- Large X effect
- Dominance
- Female sterility
- Teleogryllus
Projects
- 3 Finished
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Genomic Invasion: Genomic Invasion and the Role of Behaviour in Rapid Evolution.
Bailey, N. W. (PI)
1/10/14 → 4/12/20
Project: Standard
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Genomic Evolution in Real Time: Genomic evolution in real time: causes and consequences of an adaptive mutation in the wild
Bailey, N. W. (PI) & Ritchie, M. G. (CoI)
9/01/12 → 8/01/15
Project: Standard
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Sexual Selection of Field Crickets: Social Learning and Sexual selection in field crickets
Bailey, N. W. (PI)
1/04/10 → 31/03/13
Project: Fellowship
Research output
- 1 Article
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A rare exception to Haldane's rule: are X chromosomes key to hybrid incompatibilities?
Moran, P., Ritchie, M. G. & Bailey, N. W., 2017, In: Heredity. 118, 6, p. 554-562 9 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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