Fish show extraordinary sexual plasticity, changing sex naturally as part of their life cycle or
reversing sex because of environmental stressors. This plasticity shows that sexual fate is …

The great diversity of sex determination mechanisms in animals and plants ranges from
genetic sex determination (GSD, eg mammals, birds, and most dioecious plants) to …

Understanding sex determining (SD) mechanisms and related concepts in a wide range of
fish species is critical for sex control and large‐scale monosex production in aquaculture, in …

During sex determination, genetic and/or environmental factors determine the cascade of
processes of gonad development. Many organisms, therefore, have a developmental …

When sex determination in a species is predominantly genetic but environmentally
reversible, exposure to (anthropogenic) changes in the environment can lead to shifts in a …

Understanding gonadal development in lampreys is complicated by their complex life cycle,
the long period during which their gonads remain histologically undifferentiated, and their …

Small or declining populations are at increased risk of extinction because of stochasticity
and Allee effects (Lande 1998, Courchamp et al. 1999, Stephens and Sutherland 1999 …

Sex reversals whereby individuals of one genetic sex develop the phenotype of the opposite
sex occur in ectothermic vertebrates with genetic sex-determination systems that are …

The use of Trojan Y chromosomes (TYC) for controlling invasive species involves
manipulating the sex chromosomes of captive‐raised individuals. Following release, the …

The loach (Misgurnus anguillicaudatus) is an excellent animal model to elucidate biological
origin and evolutionary significance of genome duplication and unisexual reproduction …