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only species than in some ranges in which P. jordani occupies the higher
altitudes (Hairston 1951). ... As Darwin first realized, closely related species are
likely to compete most intensely, but sometimes unrelated species compete as
well.
only species than in some ranges in which P. jordani occupies the higher
altitudes (Hairston 1951). ... As Darwin first realized, closely related species are
likely to compete most intensely, but sometimes unrelated species compete as
well.
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In closely related species of crickets (Teleogryllus; Hoy et al. 1977) and of sulfur
butterflies (Colias; Grula and Taylor 1980), genes controlling both the male
courtship signal and the female response appear to reside on the sex
chromosome.
In closely related species of crickets (Teleogryllus; Hoy et al. 1977) and of sulfur
butterflies (Colias; Grula and Taylor 1980), genes controlling both the male
courtship signal and the female response appear to reside on the sex
chromosome.
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FOR DISCUSSION AND THOUGHT 1. Speciation in plants often differs from
speciation in animals; speciation by polyploidy is much more common, and the
incompatibility of related plant species commonly has a chromosomal rather than
a ...
FOR DISCUSSION AND THOUGHT 1. Speciation in plants often differs from
speciation in animals; speciation by polyploidy is much more common, and the
incompatibility of related plant species commonly has a chromosomal rather than
a ...
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CONCEPTIONS AND MISCONCEPTIONS | 7 |
EVOLUTION SINCE THE SYNTHESIS | 13 |
ADAPTATION AND ENVIRONMENT | 19 |
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