Meiotic drivers are genetic variants that selfishly manipulate the production of gametes to
increase their own rate of transmission, often to the detriment of the rest of the genome and …

There are few patterns in evolution that are as rigidly held as Haldane's rule (HR), which
states,“When in the first generation between hybrids between 2 species, 1 sex is absent …

Stalk-eyed flies in the genus Teleopsis carry selfish genetic elements that induce sex ratio
(SR) meiotic drive and impact the fitness of male and female carriers. Here, we assemble …

Meiotic drive is the biased transmission of alleles from heterozygotes, contrary to Mendel's
laws, and reflects intragenomic conflict rather than organism-level Darwinian selection …

In two papers published at about the same time almost thirty years ago, Frank (Evolution, 45,
1991a, 262) and Hurst and Pomiankowski (Genetics, 128, 1991, 841) independently …

Incompatibilities on the sex chromosomes are important in the evolution of hybrid male
sterility, but the evolutionary forces underlying this phenomenon are unclear. House mice …

Sex‐linked segregation distorters cause offspring sex ratios to differ from equality. Theory
predicts that such selfish alleles may either go to fixation and cause extinction, reach a …

Intrinsic hybrid incompatibility is one of the important isolating barriers between species. In
organisms with sex chromosomes, intrinsic hybrid incompatibility often follows two rules …

Throughout their evolutionary history, genomes acquire new genetic material that facilitates
phenotypic innovation and diversification. Developmental processes associated with …

Selfish genetic elements (SGEs), specifically X-chromosome meiotic drive (XCMD), create
huge conflicts within a host's genome and can have profound effects on fertility. Suppressors …