EGRU-blog

News & Views on Ecology, Evolution & Genetics

Tag Archives: quantitative genetics

• Quality inherited

  By Juha 19.6.2012 – 8:48 (1)

• Heritability hangover takes a new startling twist

  By Juha 11.1.2012 – 9:37 (0)

• Makings of giants

  By Juha 15.12.2011 – 9:21 (0)

• On mitochondria and vertebrae

  By Juha 31.8.2011 – 10:49 (0)

• A new game in town – moving beyond Fst-Qst comparisons

  By Juha 22.7.2011 – 9:30 (2)

• Galton vs. Genomics: 10-1, hands down

  By Juha 27.7.2009 – 14:11 (1)

• Genes behind fish phenotypes

  By Anna 10.3.2009 – 14:01 (0)

• Anglers’ dilemma

  By Juha 18.2.2009 – 9:00 (2)

• Locally adapted frogs

  By Juha 23.1.2009 – 9:00 (1)

• Heritability of fitness

  By Juha 2.1.2009 – 9:00 (1)

• Heritability hangover

  By Juha 20.11.2008 – 14:00 (3)

• Birds shrink in the warming climate – Bergmann rules, but why?

  By Juha 18.8.2008 – 14:00 (1)

• Do we still need quantitative genetics in the 21st century?

  By PG 24.6.2008 – 12:47 (1)

• Salmonids and heritabilities

  By TL 2.5.2008 – 13:54 (0)

• Kremer vs. Kremer

  By Cano JM 29.4.2008 – 9:22 (1)

• To G or not to G?

  By TL 23.4.2008 – 15:22 (3)

• Is h2 a sensible measure of genetic variation?

  By PG 15.4.2008 – 10:04 (1)

• Banging the head against the wall

  By Cano JM 5.2.2008 – 15:10 (0)

• Getting the most out of paternal nested breeding designs

  By Cano JM 8.1.2008 – 13:42 (0)

Blogging services | Blog directory | Disclaimers