Indiana University Publishing: Grey Literature

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Indiana University Publishing: Grey Literature is a free, high-quality, open-access publishing service for IU. We publish texts created by the IU community that are not publishable by scholarly or commercial presses but that are nonetheless worthy of the affordances of a publisher. This service is overseen by Adam Mazel, Digital Publishing Librarian.

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    Through the Looking Glass: I. Why Cross-Fertilize?
    (IU Libraries Publishing: Grey Literature, 2024) Lively, Curtis M.; Dinges, Zoe
    The following pages represent the first volume of a book. The main goal is to introduce the evolutionary problem of sexual reproduction with a focus on competition between sexual and asexual females. But I also incorporate some ideas on genetic polymorphism and phenotypic plasticity with the goal of exploring variation strategies more generally. Finally, I try to weave in some history of the field along with some philosophy of science.