… Here we argue that the integration of evolutionary game theory into genetic mapping …
between genotype and phenotype by considering ecological processes of phenotype formation. …

… This is probably because phenotypic integration studies allow … ecological scenarios (Herrera
1996). This might limit our interpretation of the relation between phenotypic integration and …

… ’s life history, rewarding phenotype-environment matching via … While the ecological
relevance of phenotypic plasticity is … Unfortunately, the integration of biological mechanisms into …

… potential ecological and … integrated experimental design and a careful selection of the
quantitative estimator of plasticity. The scientific reward for such integrated studies of phenotypic …

… 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 …

… Finally, phenotypic plasticity of reproductive characters might … (the second component of
ecological speciation). Plasticity can … for integrating developmental biology with ecology and …

… The ecological theory of adaptive radiation explains replicate radiations as a consequence
… integrated to a point that a single diet cue is sufficient to generate the phenotypic correlations …

… Trophic relationships are an integral and … does phenotypic flexibility within a species. This
is expected, because several species are likely to encompass a wider range of phenotypes …

… Integration is the cohesion among traits that results from interactions of the biological
processes producing the phenotypic … is a unit that is tightly integrated internally but relatively …

… evolves because selection favors its integration with other, less flexible traits or strategies.
Other … , integration of personality traits and other aspects of the phenotype can limit flexibility if …