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I was mostly talking about the concept of mitochondrial incompatibility, which is significantly more common than what is discussed in the paper, which is patern
by waserwill 8y ago
I was mostly talking about the concept of mitochondrial incompatibility, which is significantly more common than what is discussed in the paper, which is paternal inheritance. I made a note of it being doubly rare (female must survive to reproduce age with a specific mitochondrial sort of defect)