Spiderlab

Spiderlab @ Aarhus University
We study social spiders in the wild to understand evolution of behaviour and life history, mechanisms of adaptation, and genomics

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Our Forum paper 'Inclusive fitness, asymmetric competition and kin selection in plants' nicely illustrated for the cover of OIKOS https://t.co/PhXT4QgtQB
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Nice paper from the Tuni lab!

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Enough for all: no mating effort adjustment to varying mate availability in a gift-giving spider #BehavEcol #NuptialGifts #Arachnology #ReproductiveInvestment #MatingBehavior https://t.co/YOg69N01J3

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fossil coordinated movement - WOW

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Sign Scientists for future
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Faster X chromosome evolution in spiders!
See our new paper on comparative sex chromosome evolution in spiders in MBE
https://t.co/s9YbCoYZnD

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DNA methylation patterns in a social spider suggests higher and more stable expression of methylated genes
https://t.co/fHcNWWM5XJ