2024
DOI: 10.1242/jeb.246094
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Are parental condition transfer effects more widespread than is currently appreciated?

Matthew R. Walsh,
Anne Christian,
Mikaela Feder
et al.

Abstract: It has long been recognized that the environment experienced by parents can influence the traits of offspring (i.e. ‘parental effects’). Much research has explored whether mothers respond to predictable shifts in environmental signals by modifying offspring phenotypes to best match future conditions. Many organisms experience conditions that theory predicts should favor the evolution of such ‘anticipatory parental effects’, but such predictions have received limited empirical support. ‘Condition transfer effec… Show more

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