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ABSTRACT Aim Biological invasions result from the combination of (i) population dispersal opportunities and (ii) adaptations to the recipient environment. Identifying complex migration histories, made of long‐distance dispersal from the native range and secondary introductions, or genetic patterns indicative of adaptation is crucial to build coherent ...
Anne Loiseau +11 more
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Background Wolbachia is a genus of endosymbiotic α-Proteobacteria infecting a wide range of arthropods and filarial nematodes. Wolbachia is able to induce reproductive abnormalities such as cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI), thelytokous parthenogenesis ...
Doudoumis Vangelis +11 more
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Discrimination Against Non‐Nestmates Functions to Exclude Socially Parasitic Conspecifics in an Ant
ABSTRACT Social animals utilise various communication methods to organise their societies. In social insects, nestmate discrimination plays a crucial role in regulating colony membership. Counter to this system, socially parasitic species employ diverse behavioural and chemical strategies to bypass their host's detection.
Takuma P. Nakamura, Shigeto Dobata
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Effects of parthenogenesis and geographic isolation on female sexual traits in a parasitoid wasp.
International audiencePopulation divergence in sexual traits is affected by different selection pressures, depending on the mode of reproduction. In allopatric sexual populations, aspects of sexual behavior may diverge due to sexual selection.
Reumer, Barbara M. +7 more
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Thelytokous Wolbachia-infected Trichogramma species have long been considered as biological control agents against lepidopteran pests in agriculture and forestry.
Jin-Cheng Zhou (8089232) +7 more
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Background Wolbachia, one of the most abundant taxa of intracellular Alphaproteobacteria, is widespread among arthropods and filarial nematodes. The presence of these maternally inherited bacteria is associated with modifications of host fitness ...
Claudia Alejandra Conte +6 more
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No evidence for Wolbachia-induced parthenogenesis in the social Hymenoptera
In some parasitoid wasps, infection by the micro-organism Wolbachia leads to asexual reproduction. Within the Hymenoptera, the limits of distribution of parthenogenesis inducing Wolbachia have not yet been established.
Wenseleers, Tom, Billen, Johan
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A lepidopteran egg parasitoid species Telenomus nawai consists of two distinct populations with different reproductive modes. One is a completely thelytokous population consisting of females only, whereas the other displays arrhenotokous reproduction ...
Stouthamer, R. +3 more
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Phenotypic evolution and parthenogenesis [PDF]
Lynch, Michael, Gabriel, Wilfried
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Wolbachia screening in mites is necessary for understanding of how their biological functions can be affected, including development of approaches to induce parthenogenesis, making the predator’s cultures more effective and stable.
Julia Malysh +5 more
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