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- That group phenotypes can influence individual behaviours and fitness (e.g. through multilevel selection) is becoming more established (Eldakar et al, 2010; Bouwhuis et al, 2015; Goodnight, 2015; Biernaskie & Foster, 2016; Fisher et al, 2017a), but how exactly individuals might influence the phenotype of their own group that makes up their social environment (aside from contributing to the mean and variance), and the consequences of this is not as well studied. (Fisher, McAdam, 2017)
- The events after the collection of the phenotypes pertaining to the F2 individuals are described here for completeness, but they did not impact the outcomes of this study aside from facilitating the generation of F10 individuals that were used as parents of other biparental populations. (Hickey et al., 2014)
- Validation populations (or cross-validation) have largely been comprised of individuals from within the same generation as the training population, aside from work performed by Isik et al (2016) and Bartholom攼㸹 et al (2016). (Thistlethwaite et al., 2019)
- Within the direct and indirect trait groups, aside from trait pairs involving BOLT or pBOLT, most pleiotropic effects were positive resulting in all positive correlations (only considering nonzero values). (MUTIC, WOLF, 2007)
- However, aside from the point that we are now able to empirically estimate the genetic components of (co)variance and so recover this `truth', we hope that the present result also highlights the need for wider recognition of IGEs and their consequences. (WILSON et al., 2011)
- The data were highly unbalanced across experiments but, aside from occasional missing plots at individual locations, were balanced within each experiment. (Massman et al., 2013)
- Aside from the familiar racial differences recent studies indicate a distribution of frequencies relative to an apparently nonadaptive series of al lelomorphs, that determining blood groups, of just the sort discussed above. (Wright, William, 1986)
