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Some self-fertilization, however, should weaken the harmful effects of inbreeding by exposing genetic load to selection. This study examines the maintenance ...
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harmful. Results. The present study comprises a comparison of snails of the 82nd to 85th self-fertilized generations with earlier ...
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The scientists examined existing variation in the gene used by many members of the Solanaceae family, which include tomatoes and tobacco, to recognize and reject their own pollen, thereby avoiding self-fertilization and the harmful effects of inbreeding.
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I present a phenotypic model of the selection of self-fertilization that applies to any mode of selfpollination. A novel factor, seed discounting-the loss of outcrossing maternal fitness accompanying an increase in self-fertilization-is introduced, and pollen discounting is reformulated. ... harmful-male...
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As a result, some plants have evolved a self-incompatibility mechanism that prevents self-fertilization and the harmful effects of inbreeding. In many species of plants, the self-incompatibility function is encoded by a single gene.
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The tendency of organisms to reproduce by cross-fertilization despite numerous disadvantages relative to self-fertilization is one of the oldest puzzles in evolutionary biology.
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despite numerous disadvantages relative to self-fertilization is ... nating or 'purging' new harmful mutations by exposing them to ...
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