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Rise and fall of a hybrid zone: implications for the roles of aggression, mate choice, and secondary succession.

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000

Robbins Travis R, Walker Lorelei E, Gorospe Kelvin D, Karl Stephen A, Schrey Aaron W, McCoy Earl D, Mushinsky Henry R

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Hybridization can be an important evolutionary force by generating new species and influencing evolution of parental species in multiple ways, including introgression and the consequences of hybrid vigor. Determining the ecological processes underlying evolution in hybrid zones is difficult however because it requires examining changes in both genotypic frequencies over time and corresponding ecological...

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PMID: 24381182
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/est093

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