Titlebook: Choosing Sexes; Mechanisms and Adapt Kristen J. Navara Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 Sex all

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77770-2the egg. There is now a large body of evidence that female birds can adjust which sex chromosome the eggs receive in response to the social and/or environmental conditions surrounding them. In this chapter, I highlight the many factors that have been shown to influence avian sex ratios and highlight

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Overview of Super-resolution Techniquesditions. Since birds exhibit a strictly genetic system of sex determination, the precise mechanisms by which this may occur remain unclear. There is now evidence that birds of some species may be able to influence the process of meiosis to control which sex chromosome is retained in the oocyte and w

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Special Datatypes and Properties,by which this may occur. In fishes, there is virtually no evidence showing parental manipulation of sex ratios, perhaps because many fish species exhibit a higher level of plasticity within their sex-determining systems. We now know that fish exhibit the most diverse range of sex-determining systems

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Kristen J. NavaraSummarizes the latest studies on sex determination in vertebrates.Maximizes readers insights into how animals and humans can adjust the sexes of offspring.Illustrates the detailed mechanisms of how se