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Phenotypic Integration Facilitates Plasticity Through Reorganization of Traits Under Multiple Stress: Evidence From Asexual Water Flea Genotypes
Traditional theory posits that phenotypic integration-the structured covariation among traits-constrains phenotypic plasticity, thereby limiting adaptive responses. In contrast, emerging perspectives suggest integration may instead facilitate plasticity through coordinated trait adjustments. The mec
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