FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2981835504> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2981835504 endingPage "13" @default.
• W2981835504 startingPage "5" @default.
• W2981835504 abstract "Abstract Complex traits include, among many others, the evolution of eyes, wings, body forms, reproductive modes, human intelligence, social behavior, diseases, and chromosome morphology. Dollo's law states that the evolution of complex traits is irreversible. However, potential exceptions have been proposed. Here, we investigated whether reticulation, a simple and elegant means by which complex characters may be reacquired, could account for suggested reversals in the evolution of complex characters using two datasets with sufficient genetic coverage and a total of five potential reversals. Our analyses uncovered a potential reversal in the evolution of parity mode and a potential reversal in the evolution of placentotrophy of fish (Cyprinodontiformes) as reticulation events. Moreover, in a reptile that exhibits a potential reversal from viviparity to oviparity ( Zootoca vivipara ), reticulation provided the most parsimonious explanation for sex chromosome evolution. Therefore, three of the five studied potential reversals were unraveled as reticulation events. This constitutes the first evidence that accounting for reticulation can fundamentally influence the interpretation of the evolution of complex traits, that testing for reticulation is crucial for obtaining robust phylogenies, and that complex ancestral characters may be reacquired through hybridization with a lineage that still exhibits the trait. Hybridization, rather than reappearance of ancestral traits by means of small evolutionary steps, may thus account for suggested exceptions to Dollo's law. Consequently, ruling out reticulation is required to claim the evolutionary reversal of complex characters and potential exceptions to Dollo's rule." @default.
• W2981835504 created "2019-11-01" @default.
• W2981835504 creator A5035921376 @default.
• W2981835504 creator A5039220111 @default.
• W2981835504 creator A5040103939 @default.
• W2981835504 date "2019-10-25" @default.
• W2981835504 modified "2023-10-05" @default.
• W2981835504 title "Reversals in complex traits uncovered as reticulation events: Lessons from the evolution of parity‐mode, chromosome morphology, and maternal resource transfer" @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1507070912 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1593740954 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1594631599 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1677877556 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1916277790 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1963661127 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1965188860 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1971035778 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1973430065 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1978336924 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1984325159 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W1989706560 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2005746024 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2011656566 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2026062398 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2026899367 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2028369131 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2051563172 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2058046333 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2062442672 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2062457525 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2081226013 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2082062446 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2091153942 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2095001558 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2096484952 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2101585072 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2109263372 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2115588476 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2120256177 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2121055696 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2121656302 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2122887852 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2123849235 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2133864020 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2136531438 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2142204479 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2142928730 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2144066733 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2148723086 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2151317027 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2153432740 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2158664645 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2160045181 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2174154378 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2178682494 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2198071255 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2210434409 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2320041375 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2323855452 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2330111791 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2338540174 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2339515115 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2479158703 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2769286674 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2804837477 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2951988815 @default.
• W2981835504 cites W2963453535 @default.
• W2981835504 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/jez.b.22912" @default.
• W2981835504 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31650690" @default.
• W2981835504 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2981835504 type Work @default.
• W2981835504 sameAs 2981835504 @default.
• W2981835504 citedByCount "4" @default.
• W2981835504 countsByYear W29818355042020 @default.
• W2981835504 countsByYear W29818355042022 @default.
• W2981835504 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2981835504 hasAuthorship W2981835504A5035921376 @default.
• W2981835504 hasAuthorship W2981835504A5039220111 @default.
• W2981835504 hasAuthorship W2981835504A5040103939 @default.
• W2981835504 hasBestOaLocation W29818355042 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C106934330 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C185554395 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C199360897 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C78458016 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C106934330 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C185554395 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C199360897 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C41008148 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C78458016 @default.
• W2981835504 hasConceptScore W2981835504C86803240 @default.
• W2981835504 hasFunder F4320320924 @default.
• W2981835504 hasIssue "1" @default.
• W2981835504 hasLocation W29818355041 @default.
• W2981835504 hasLocation W29818355042 @default.
• W2981835504 hasOpenAccess W2981835504 @default.
• W2981835504 hasPrimaryLocation W29818355041 @default.
• W2981835504 hasRelatedWork W2061542922 @default.

• next