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An enduring evolutionary mystery – the consequences of sex are shaped by more than sex itself

Posted on 22 Feb, 2021 by Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

Rather shockingly, sexual reproduction remains an enigma – despite over a century of study. Theory has identified the costs and benefits of sex, illustrating why almost all* eukaryotes go to the trouble, at least occasionally. * Even supposedly obligate asexuals … Continue reading →

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