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Experimental evolution of mating discrimination in budding yeast.

Current biology : CB - 7 Feb 2006

Leu Jun-Yi, Murray Andrew W

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Assortative mating, when individuals of similar phenotypes mate, likely plays a key role in preventing gene flow during speciation. Reinforcement occurs when two previously geographically separated (allopatric) groups meet after having evolved partial postzygotic isolation; they are selected to evolve or enhance assortative mating to prevent costly intergroup matings that produce only maladaptive or sterile...

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PMID: 16461281
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2005.12.028

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