Parallelism and Epistasis in the de novo Evolution of Cooperation Between Two Species

Parallelism and Epistasis in the de novo Evolution of Cooperation Between Two Species

by Sarah Michael Douglas

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Resolving the genetic and mechanistic bases of complex biological behaviors remains a central challenge in the post-genomic era. Among these is the emergence of interspecies cooperation, a feature common across levels of biological organization. Of the numerous examples afforded by nature, microbes arguably provide the greatest ability to connect underlying genotypes to cooperative phenotypes.

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