WHAT SHAPES THE PHENOTYPE? EXPLORING THE MODERN EXPANSION OF THE CLASSIC GXE PARADIGM

Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology · Published 2026-07-08 · DOI 10.1086/742961

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Warren Burggren, Torben Göpel

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2026

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Burggren, W., Göpel, T. (2026). WHAT SHAPES THE PHENOTYPE? EXPLORING THE MODERN EXPANSION OF THE CLASSIC GXE PARADIGM. Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology. https://doi.org/10.1086/742961

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