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Mr Nicholas Appleton
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Publications
Journal Articles
(2)
Journal Articles
Yassin, Amir
,
Delaney, Emily K.
,
Reddiex, Adam J.
,
Seher, Thaddeus D.
,
Bastide, Heloise
,
Appleton, Nicholas C.
,
Lack, Justin B.
,
David, Jean R.
,
Chenoweth, Stephen F.
,
Pool, John E.
and
Kopp, Artyom
(
2016
).
The pdm3 locus is a hotspot for recurrent evolution of female-limited color dimorphism in Drosophila
.
Current Biology
,
26
(
18
),
2412
-
2422
. doi:
10.1016/j.cub.2016.07.016
Chenoweth, Stephen F.
,
Appleton, Nicholas C.
,
Allen, Scott L.
and
Rundle, Howard D.
(
2015
).
Genomic evidence that sexual selection impedes adaptation to a novel environment
.
Current Biology
,
25
(
14
),
1860
-
1866
. doi:
10.1016/j.cub.2015.05.034
