The profound differences in gene expression between the sexes are increasingly used to
study the molecular basis of sexual dimorphism, sexual selection and sexual conflict …

Sex differences in life history, physiology, and behavior are nearly ubiquitous across taxa,
owing to sex-specific selection that arises from different reproductive strategies of the sexes …

The profound and pervasive differences in gene expression observed between males and
females, and the unique evolutionary properties of these genes in many species, have led to …

Many genes are subject to contradictory selection pressures in males and females, and
balancing selection resulting from sexual conflict has the potential to substantially increase …

Sexually antagonistic (SA) genetic variation—in which alleles favored in one sex are
disfavored in the other—is predicted to be common and has been documented in several …

Comparative studies of gene expression are often designed with the aim of identifying
regulatory changes associated with phenotypic variation. In recent years, large‐scale …

Anisogamy, different-sized male and female gametes, sits at the heart of sexual selection
and conflict between the sexes. Sperm producers (males) and egg producers (females) of …

With increasing application of pooled‐sequencing approaches to population genomics
robust methods are needed to accurately quantify allele frequency differences between …

Sexual selection drives fundamental evolutionary processes such as trait elaboration and
speciation. Despite this importance, there are surprisingly few examples of genes …

Sex differences in dioecious animals are pervasive and result from gene expression
differences. Elevated sexual selection has been predicted to increase the number and …