Filip Ruzicka

The paper tests a new theory for faster-X adaptation by examining whether large-effect mutations are more positively selected on the X chromosome in three species, but finds no support for this hypothesis.

This paper investigates how dominance of beneficial mutations can evolve during selective sweeps, showing that sexually antagonistic selection increases the likelihood of dominance reversal and balanced polymorphisms.

This paper reviews the development of balancing selection theory over the last century and examines its biological scenarios and genetic system features.