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Pomiankowski Lab

The Pomiankowski Lab explores the origins and evolution of sexual reproduction, focusing on sexual selection, condition dependence, meiotic drive, and the evolutionary consequences of sex.

We study the evolution and consequences of sexual reproduction, from early forms of living systems to complex eukaryotic life, with a variety of experimental and theoretical approaches. Our research addresses questions around the origin of sexual reproduction and its consequences for eukaryotic evolution. We focus on two main areas: (1) Sexual selection, condition dependence and meiotic drive, and (2) the evolution of sex and its consequences.

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