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22 Nov 2012: to their hosts [11] and the strength of cytoplasmic incompatibility. that they induce [19,20]. ... Genet Res 80: 79–87. 20. Sinkins SP, Walker T, Lynd AR, Steven AR, Makepeace BL (2005) Wolbachiavariability and host effects on crossing type in Culex

16 Nov 2012: were 340–400 bp long, had <20% ambiguous bases andan average quality score >25. ... 20 replicates. Panel A shows the estimated number of OTUs of the 86 mosquito guts re-sampled to a maximum depth of 600.

30 Aug 2012: 20–50 Ma) than are most of the Hawaiian-calibration models and also has smaller uncertainty. ... melanogaster-annanassae. 44 (27–62) 15 (11–21) 12 (8.4–16) 40 (27–54) 47 (20–79) 70 (49–93).

16 Nov 2012: 2,20,21]. To understand how natural selection affects the genetics of. disease susceptibility, we have used GWAS to examine the effects. ... epidemiology and evolution of species jumps. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 20:238–244.

30 Aug 2012: the lepidopteran Trichoplusia ni ), although none of these. have been shown to produce infectious particles [18– 20]. ... estimated that infected flies suffer a reduction in fitness. of approximately 20 – 30% in the laboratory [60].

10 Aug 2012: Based on the rate of expansion in lab popula-tions, the reduction in fitness in the field has been estimated at 20–30% (Yampolsky et al., 1999). ... Seecof (1964) found a 20% reduction in egg viability in infected flies, but used only a single fly line.

19 Jan 2012: virus and West Nile virus)[17,18,20,22,23].Symbionts can sometimes employ multiple strategies. ... antiviral effect even when it was transferred between dif-ferent dipteran families [20].

16 Nov 2012: and D 5 20.91 6 0.10, P 5 9 3 10224, respectively), indicating. ... Insect Biochem.Mol. Biol. 38, 1111–1120 (2008). 20. Sackton, T. B. et al.

5 Jan 2012: We found. that there is roughly a 20% reduction in the response to selection. ... J. Evol. Biol. 20:79–86. McGuigan, K. 2006. Studying phenotypic evolution using multivariate quan-titative genetics.