… ideas about the roles of phenotypic plasticity and flexibility in organisms. From this integration,
I derive a new hypothesis about the benefits of developmental noise to the performance of …

… and less flexible parental clones. Phenotypic plasticity and developmental noise of several
… The hybrid clones were found to exhibit the broadest phenotypic plasticity of the studied …

… defined as internal developmental noise. Surprisingly, developmental noise remains largely
unexplored despite its potential influence on our interpretations of developmental stability, …

… More precisely, developmental noise triggers phenotypic … developmental noise is part
of the explanation of the physical characteristics of individual organisms (ie, the phenotypic …

… These changes in organ size illustrate how phenotypic flexibility can help us to unravel
the way in which organisms solve problems of allocation resulting from competing ecological …

… of developmental phenotypic switching holds that phenotype … juvenile and/or adult
phenotypes are indelibly modified. … Yet, whether animals with switched phenotypes during early …

… or developmental noise, can induce novel phenotypes. If an induced phenotype appears …
Genetic variation that is not usually phenotypically visible may play an important role in this …

… The purpose of this paper is to try to think hard about the role of phenotypic flexibility in
evolution… idea that organisms are forced to cope with a red noise environment will have to suffice. …

… Because I consider responses in call and song to anthropogenic noise. I focus here on a
specific form of phenotypic plasticity: behavioural plasticity. This concerns individuals that are …

… According to this view, developmental noise is considered as the lowest attainable value
of V E , and developmental stability could be interpreted as a special component of …