Analysis of radishes reveals the mechanisms that generate and maintain genetic correlations.
Genetic correlations between two phenotypic traits can impose constraints on evolutionary change. This correlation may be caused by pleiotropy (in which one genetic locus affects both traits) or by linkage disequilibrium (in which evolution maintains a non-random association between alleles at two distinct loci). In the November 28
Conner studied six traits in a natural population of wild radish,
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