Indirect genetic effects: a key component of the genetic architecture of behaviour

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• who: Francesca Santostefano from the Cricket collection, breeding, and housingThe parental generation of crickets was collected from a tomato field of approximately , m, near Capalbio, Italy (42°42′46.7′ N, °33′99.3′ E) in July, . We collected a total of , individuals: , adult males, adult females, near-final instar males, and , near-final instar females. Following capture, crickets were transported to a climate controlled chamber at the Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich (Planegg-Martinsried, Germany), where they were housed at , °C ( ±, .5) and, % ( ±, .5) humidity, under a, :, light:dark photoperiod (h) that wild crickets experienced at . . .
  

   

  

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