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Mechanisms of Sexual Mode Evolution in Caenorhabditis elegans

Skelly, 2022

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ABSTRACTTitle of dissertation: MECHANISMS OF SEXUAL MODE EVOLUTION IN CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANSLauren Skelly, Doctor of Philosophy, 2022Dissertation directed by: Professor Eric S. Haag, Department of BiologyThe evolution of phenotypic …
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