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Local differentiation in the presence of gene flow in the citril finch Serinus citrinella.

Biology letters - 22 Mar 2006

Senar Juan Carlos, Borras Antoni, Cabrera Josep, Cabrera Toni, Björklund Mats

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It is well known theoretically that gene flow can impede genetic differentiation between populations. In this study, we show that in a highly mobile bird species, where dispersal is well documented, there is a strong genetic and morphological differentiation over a very short geographical scale (less than 5 km). Allocation tests revealed that birds caught in one area were assigned genetically to the same area...

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PMID: 17148333
DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2005.0412
PMCID: PMC1617188

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