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Abstract
Madole & Harden argue that the Mendelian reshuffling of genes and genomes is analogous to randomised controlled trials. We are not convinced by their arguments. First, their recipe for meeting the demands on randomised experiments is inherently inconsistent. Second, disequilibrium across chromosomes conflicts with their assumption of statistical independence. Third, the genome-wide association study (GWAS) method has many pitfalls, including low repeatability.
| Original language | English |
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| Article number | e184 |
| Journal | Behavioral and Brain Sciences |
| Volume | 46 |
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| Publication status | Published - 11-Sept-2023 |
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A first realistic quantitative test of sex ratio modification theory in a wild population
Komdeur, J. (PI), Weissing, F. (PI) & Borger, M. (PhD student)
01/03/2019 → 01/03/2023
Project: Research
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MARM: The evolution of adaptive response mechanisms
Weissing, F. (PI), Kozielska-Reid, M. (Staff), Hildenbrandt, H. (Technician), Janzen, T. (Technician), Bakker, J. (Technician), Elsner, D. (Postdoc), Markovitch, O. (Postdoc), Boon, E. (Postdoc), Méndez Salinas, E. (Researcher), Ramesh, A. (PhD student), Netz, C. (PhD student), Gupte, P. (PhD student), Daras, I. (PhD student), Gismann, J. (PhD student), Long, X. (PhD student), Riederer, J. (PhD student), van Eldijk, T. (PhD student), Zheng, J. (PhD student), Tiso, S. (PhD student) & Rostovtseva, V. R. (PhD student)
01/12/2018 → 01/12/2023
Project: Research