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The effects of incubation environment, sex and pedigree on the hatchling phenotype in a natural population of loggerhead turtles

Abstract:

Explaining environmental sex determination (when offspring sex is determined by a property of the embryonic environment) in reptiles remains one of the greatest problems in the field of sex allocation. We test Charnov and Bull's differential fitness hypothesis in a natural population of loggerhead sea turtles in the field. This hypothesis states that the embryonic environment affects a trait that has different fitness consequences for males and females. We experimentally manipulated the incub...

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Journal:
EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY RESEARCH
Volume:
4
Issue:
5
Pages:
737-748
Publication date:
2002-07-01
ISSN:
1522-0613
Language:
English
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Pubs id:
pubs:312377
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uuid:6b98eee9-46ac-4531-90e6-22635c1d131d
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pubs:312377
Source identifiers:
312377
Deposit date:
2012-12-19

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