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Parallelism Isn't Perfect: Could Disease and Flooding Drive a Life-History Anomaly in Trinidadian Guppies?
2014
American Naturalist
Dryad data: http://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.88dj4. abstract: Nonparallel evolution, where independent populations occupy similar environments but show phenotypic differences, can uncover previously ignored selective factors. We investigated a nonparallelism in the life-history strategy of a Trinidadian guppy population, a system famous for parallel adaptation to differences in predation risk. We tested the hypothesis that high mortality drives an observed fast life-history pattern (i.e.,
doi:10.1086/674611
pmid:24464202
fatcat:kmtf4kdtybghpcqeasrrifktka