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Correction: Ancient inversion polymorphisms associate with sexually selected traits across natural guppy populations
PLOS · By The PLOS Biology Staff ·
The Brief
- PLOS Biology published a correction to its paper on ancient inversion polymorphisms and sexually selected traits in natural guppy populations.
- The correction notice is dated 2026-11-13 according to the source listing.
- The source provides no summary, so the specific content of the correction is not described here.
Why it matters
Readers citing the guppy inversion polymorphism study should check the corrected version of the paper, since the published record has been amended.
Who’s affected
- evolutionary biologists studying guppies and sexual selection
- researchers citing the original PLOS Biology paper
What to do
- Check the corrected version of the paper at the PLOS Biology link before citing it.
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- #inversion polymorphisms
- #sexual selection
- #correction
- #evolutionary biology
Timeline
PLOS Biology published the correction notice
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Correction: Ancient inversion polymorphisms associate with sexually selected traits across natural guppy populations