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Evolutionary Significance and Costs of Sex

Basic Population Genetics → Ecological and Evolutionary Consequences of Sex

An advanced graduate-level path exploring the evolutionary paradox of sex, covering the costs and benefits of sexual reproduction, the role of recombination, the Red Queen hypothesis, and the diversity of mating systems. Grounded in population genetics and evolutionary genetics, the path builds from foundational concepts to current theoretical debates.

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