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Global geometry of the genotype-phenotype map illuminates a trade-off between penetrance and mutational adaptability
Evolution in changing environments requires both reliable expression of the currently favored phenotype, as quantified by penetrance, and the capacity to reach alternative phenotypes through mutation. Previous studies suggest that high penetrance may restrict such mutational access. However, because
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