Selection for shuttle avoidance in wildMus musculus
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Within-families artificial selection produced differential avoidance behavior in a population of laboratory-reared wildMus musculus. The six lines of a replicated lines design consisted of six breeding pairs each. Scores on the final day of a 5-day shuttle-avoidance task diverged by the third generation for high and low lines of each replication. Heritability estimates for the wild population differed from reported estimates for domesticated groups. General interpretations advanced from analyses of these groups are questioned.
- University of Mary Washington United States
Male, Animals, Wild, Genetics, Behavioral, Animal Population Groups, Mice, Avoidance Learning, Genetics, Animals, Conditioning, Operant, Female, Selection, Genetic
Male, Animals, Wild, Genetics, Behavioral, Animal Population Groups, Mice, Avoidance Learning, Genetics, Animals, Conditioning, Operant, Female, Selection, Genetic
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