Evolution without standing genetic variation: change in transgenerational plastic response under persistent predation pressure

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Evolution without standing genetic variation: change in transgenerational plastic response under persistent predation pressure

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Evolution without standing gen ...... persistent predation pressure

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Benoit Pujol

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Elena Haeler

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Etienne Danchin

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Felipe Ramon-Portugal

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Gaël Le Trionnaire

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Gilles Espinasse

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Ines Louit

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James L Cunningham

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Jean-Christophe Simon

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Jean-Louis Hemptinne

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s41437-018-0108-8

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266-281

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scholarly article

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10.1038/S41437-018-0108-8

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English

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Christoph Grunau

Alexandra Magro

Arnaud Sentis

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2018-06-29T00:00:00Z

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1105208757

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29959428

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