Göran Arnqvist

This study uses experimental evolution in seed beetles to show that structural variants and sex-specific genetic factors influence lifespan evolution.

This study shows that sex-specific dominance can maintain genetic polymorphism across multiple loci and reduce within-sex phenotypic variance, resolving sexual conflict.

The paper models how balancing selection can extend its diversity-promoting effects to loci with sign epistasis, showing dominance and recombination rate are key factors.

The paper investigates whether male and female sexually antagonistic traits in water striders share a genetic basis, finding they are linked to a common developmental genetic program.

The paper models how sex-specific dominance and allelic diversity coevolve at sexually antagonistic loci, showing that weak selection can lead to polyallelic polymorphism and reduced segregation load.