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• W3162113132 abstract "Abstract The evolution of developmental systems might be shaped by both historical differences in developmental features and social selection, among other factors. In aggregative multicellularity, development is itself a social process in which unicellular organisms cooperate in carrying out complex developmental programs. In some aggregative systems, development culminates in the construction of spore-packed fruiting bodies. Fruiting body development in myxobacteria often unfolds within genetically and behaviorally diverse conspecific cellular environments that can include social defection and warfare. Here we use the bacterium Myxococcus xanthus to test whether the character of the cellular environment during aggregative development shapes morphological evolution. We manipulated the cellular composition of Myxococcus development in an experiment in which evolving populations initiated from a single ancestor repeatedly co-developed with one of several non-evolving partners - a benign cooperator, one of three cheaters or one of three antagonists. Fruiting body morphology was found to diversify as a function of developmental partners, revealing adaptation specific to distinct cellular environments. Collectively, antagonistic partners selected for higher levels of robust fruiting body formation than did cheaters or the benign cooperator. Moreover, even small degrees of genetic divergence between the distinct cheater partners were sufficient to drive treatment-level morphological divergence. Co-developmental partners not only shaped mean trait evolution but also determined the magnitude and dynamics of stochastic morphological diversification and subsequent convergence. In sum, we find that even few genetic differences affecting developmental and social features can greatly impact the morphological evolution of multicellular bodies and experimentally demonstrate that microbial warfare can promote cooperation." @default.
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• W3162113132 title "Social selection within aggregative multicellular development drives morphological evolution" @default.
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