… in phenotypic integration and whether integration constrained the expression of plasticity,
accounting for the within-environment phenotypic … importantly, the ecological and evolutionary …

… integration across 102 species of flatfishes and their relatives and test for the effect of integration
… innovation is hypothesized to reflect the filling of newly available ecological roles in the …

… set of possible organismal phenotypes. Constraints arising … history then yield workable,
integrated phenotypes. We propose a … ’ integrates functional organismal traits with the ecological …

… fundamental questions in ecology and evolutionary biology we need to develop model
systems that integrate these novel genetic resources with experimentally flexible systems that are …

… evolutionary ecology and behavioral ecology, where families or clones often cannot be so
readily created or manipulated, plasticity is typically measured as changing phenotypes of …

… Phenotypic plasticity is generally explained as the result of … We discuss the ecological and
evolutionary relevance of … Environmental perturbations can induce phenotypic variations via …

… We integrate our findings with the fact that other Timema species show more distinct colour
morphs due to suppressed recombination among colour loci 37 . For example, morphs in T. …

… We test this prediction by integrating surveys of population … ecological conditions that
promote the evolution of increased … To formally test whether phenotypic flexibility in M sum …

… The adaptive nature of phenotypic plasticity is widely documented. However, little is known
… Our results suggest that stabilizing selection operates directly on phenotypic plasticity in …

… of one genotype to generate multiple phenotypes, can act as … likely to affect evolution and
ecology, although possibly in … syndromes, phenotypic plasticity and integrated phenotypes to …