Aquaculture has made an enormous contribution to the world food production, especially to
the sustainable supply of animal proteins. The utility of diverse reproduction strategies in …

The Sry‐related high mobility group box (Sox) genes family is a group of transcription factors
playing crucial roles during reproduction and development. At least 50% amino acid …

Evidence of phenotypic parallelism is often used to infer the deterministic role played by
natural selection. However, variation in the extent or direction of divergence is often evident …

Sex differences in selection arise for at least two possible reasons:(1) differences originating
from anisogamy—the Darwin-Bateman paradigm—and (2) competition-driven ecological …

Males and females share most of their genomes, and differences between the sexes can
therefore not evolve through sequence divergence in protein coding genes. Sexual …

Theoretical models predict that nonlinear environmental effects on the phenotype also affect
developmental canalization, which in turn can influence the tempo and course of organismal …

Alternate isoforms are important contributors to phenotypic diversity across eukaryotes.
Although short-read RNA-sequencing has increased our understanding of isoform diversity …

Despite a shared genetic architecture between males and females, sexual differences are
widespread. The extent of this shared genetic architecture, reflected in the intersexual …

Sexual differences are often dramatic and widespread across taxa. Their extravagance and
ubiquity can be puzzling because the common underlying genome of males and females is …

Sexual dimorphism is common in nature and has the potential to increase intraspecific
variation in performance and patterns of resource use. We sought to determine whether …