Symposium 2: Evolutionary genetics and genomics of sex determination and sex chromosomes

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	S2-1 Sex-biased genome evolution Melissa A Wilson (Arizona State University)
	S2-2 Mobile elements mediate the evolution of sex chromosome dosage compensation of nucleolar organizing regions (NORs) in turtles with male (XX/XY) and female (ZZ/ZW) heterogamety Nicole Valenzuela (Iowa State University)
	S2-3 House fly proto-Y chromosomes affect myriad temperature-dependent phenotypes Richard P Meisel (University of Houston)
	S2-4 Dynamic turnrovers of sexual systems, sex chromosomes and sex-linked gene expression of worms Yifeng Wang (Zhejiang University)
	S2-5 Structural mutations, antagonism, and differential use of multiple Y alleles shape sex determination in ecomorphs of an African crater lake cichlid Tyler Philip Linderoth (University of Cambridge)

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