No evidence for strong cytonuclear conflict over sex allocation in a simultaneously hermaphroditic flatworm.
Nikolas VellnowDita B VizosoGudrun ViktorinLukas SchärerPublished in: BMC evolutionary biology (2017)
We conclude that there were no strong effects of cytonuclear conflict in the studied populations, possibly because the usually compact mitochondrial genomes in animals have a lower evolvability than the large mitochondrial genomes in plants or because the sampled populations currently do not harbor variation at putative distorter and/or the restorer loci.