Nonrandom mating in Drosophila metanogaster laboratory populations derived from closely adjacent ecologically contrasting slopes at 'Evolution Canyon'

Keyphrases

• Drosophilidae 100%
• Evolution Canyon 100%
• Sexual Partners 100%
• Non-random Mating 100%
• Laboratory Populations 100%
• Israel 50%
• Mount Carmel 50%
• Reinforced 50%
• Genetic Adaptation 50%
• Melanogaster 50%
• Drosophila Melanogaster 50%
• Natural Populations 50%
• Starvation 50%
• No Preference 50%
• Canyon 50%
• Isofemale Lines 50%
• Drosophilid 50%
• Oviposition 50%
• Drought Stress 50%
• Microclimatic 50%
• Mate Choice 50%
• Habitat Choice 50%
• Stress Tolerance 50%
• Genetic Exchange 50%
• Temperature Preference 50%
• Migration Rate 50%
• Behavioral Differentiation 50%
• Dispersal Distance 50%
• Tolerance to High Temperature 50%
• Zaprionus 50%
• Local Microclimate 50%
• Drosophila Simulans 50%
• Differential Selection 50%
• Challenging Questions 50%
• Sexual Isolation 50%
• Ecological Differentiation 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Genetics 100%
• Evolutionary Adaptation 100%
• Drosophila Melanogaster 100%
• Diptera 100%
• Natural Population 100%
• Stress 100%
• Mate Choice 100%
• Assortative Mating 100%
• Egg Laying 100%
• Drosophila simulans 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Canyons 100%
• Diptera 33%
• Evolutionary Adaptation 33%
• Drosophila Melanogaster 33%
• Melanogaster 33%
• Microclimate 33%
• Stress Tolerance 33%
• Oviposition 33%
• Tuberculatus 33%
• Zaprionus 33%
• Drosophila simulans 33%