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This project investigates the genetic basis of sexual dimorphism in mammals by analyzing transcriptome data from various tissues across major mammalian lineages. It aims to understand the evolution of sex-biased genes and gene expression differences between sexes, contributing to our knowledge of mammalian genome evolu…
Mammalian males and females have many phenotypic differences.
These differences, collectively referred to as sexual dimorphism, are the consequence of natural and sexual selection for phenotypic traits that affect the fitness of each sex and are encoded in the genome.
Part of the underlying genomic differences between the sexes are found on sex specific (the Y) or sex biased chromosomes (the X), while many sexually dimorphic traits probably result from autosomal gene expression differences in se…
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