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Rapid evolution of spermathecal duct length in the Allonemobius socius complex of crickets: species, population and Wolbachia effects.

PloS one - 8 Aug 2007

Marshall Jeremy L

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The three species in the Allonemobius socius complex of crickets have recently diverged and radiated across North America. Interestingly, the only barriers to gene flow between these species in zones of secondary contact appear to be associated with fertilization traits - e.g., conspecific sperm precedence and the ability of males to induce females to lay eggs. Other traits, such as the length of female's...

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PMID: 17684565
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0000720
PMCID: PMC1934930

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