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- | ==== Introduction ==== | + | ===== Introduction ===== |
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+ | The evolution of species traits is driven by different selective pressures which can be determined by species interactions. If different interactions can lead to distinct selective pressures, the overall combination of each interaction' | ||
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- | The evolution of species traits is driven by different selective pressures, which can be determined by species interactions. If different interactions can lead to distinct selective pressures, the overall combination of each interactions' | ||
===== Assignment ===== | ===== Assignment ===== | ||
+ | Propose a simple but realistic mathematical model that unravels the relative contribution of mutualistic //vs.// antagonistic interactions for the adaptive differentiation of floral morph in this system. Use this model to explore the ecological and/or evolutionary consequences of the proposed dynamics. | ||
===== Proposed questions ===== | ===== Proposed questions ===== | ||
+ | *Floral dimorphism in //Primula farinosa// is geographically structured. Can a simple model, with no explicit spatial structure result in floral dimorphism? | ||
+ | *How the strength of each type of interaction (mutualistic and antagonistic) determines the frequencies of floral morphs? | ||
===== References ===== | ===== References ===== | ||
- | *Ågren et al. (2013) // | + | *Ågren |
+ | *Vanhoenacker //et al.// (2013) // | ||
+ | interactions and selection strength// Ecology Letters vol. 16 pp. 198-205 [[http:// |
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