Polygenic sex determination in vertebrates – is there any such thing?

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RT @ProfJennyGraves: Is sex always determined by a single gene? Or is there a "parliament" of genes that decide whether the offspring will…

02 Apr 2023

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So are these the two alternatives? 1. Neo-sex chromosome systems resulting from rearrangements between ancestral sex chromosomes and autosomes, and 2. Fissions of the ancestral sex chromosome pair without new autosomes. https://t.co/EdkG1V60ZA

02 Apr 2023

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RT @ProfJennyGraves: Is sex always determined by a single gene? Or is there a "parliament" of genes that decide whether the offspring will…

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RT @ProfJennyGraves: Is sex always determined by a single gene? Or is there a "parliament" of genes that decide whether the offspring will…

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