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A tale of two continents: Baker's rule and the maintenance of self-incompatibility in Lycium (Solanaceae).

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 May 2008

Miller Jill S, Levin Rachel A, Feliciano Natalie M

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Over 50 years ago, Baker (1955, 1967) suggested that self-compatible species were more likely than self-incompatible species to establish new populations on oceanic islands. His logic was straightforward and rested on the assumption that colonization was infrequent; thus, mate limitation favored...

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PMID: 18315577
DOI: 10.1111/j.1558-5646.2008.00358.x

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