Can dominance genetic variance be ignored in evolutionary quantitative genetic analyses of wild populations?

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This recent Evolution paper seems like a very interesting read: Can dominance genetic variance be ignored in evolutionary quantitative genetic analyses of wild populations? https://t.co/yQBijPi94O

RT @mafnoor: Large-scale study of bird nestlings in natural populations by @BA_Class et al detects very little "dominance variance" in 8 ph…

Large-scale study of bird nestlings in natural populations by @BA_Class et al detects very little "dominance variance" in 8 phenotypic traits. Good thing since it's often not looked for!

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