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A genetically explicit model of speciation by sensory drive within a continuous population in aquatic environments.

BMC evolutionary biology - 28 Jun 2007

Kawata Masakado, Shoji Ayako, Kawamura Shoji, Seehausen Ole

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BACKGROUND: The sensory drive hypothesis predicts that divergent sensory adaptation in different habitats may lead to premating isolation upon secondary contact of populations. Speciation by sensory drive has traditionally been treated as a special case of speciation as a byproduct of adaptation to divergent environments in geographically isolated populations. However, if habitats are heterogeneous, local...

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PMID: 17598893
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2148-7-99
PMCID: PMC1941727

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