The evolution of context-specific dominance during selective sweeps
Dominance is a widespread feature of genetic variants which affects life-history traits and fitness. Although dominance is generally thought to be an intrinsic property of genetic variants, it can sometimes evolve, as in the classic case of melanism in the peppered moth. The broader question of how likely dominance is to evolve is, however, controversial, because conditions favouring dominance…
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