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Strong extrinsic reproductive isolation between parapatric populations of an Australian groundsel.

The New phytologist - 1 Jul 2014

Melo Maria C, Grealy Alicia, Brittain Beth, Walter Greg M, Ortiz-Barrientos Daniel

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Speciation with gene flow, or the evolution of reproductive isolation between interbreeding populations, remains a controversial problem in evolution. This is because gene flow erodes the adaptive differences that selection creates between populations. Here, we use a combination of common garden experiments in the field and in the glasshouse to investigate what ecological and genetic mechanisms prevent gene flow...

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PMID: 24684207
DOI: 10.1111/nph.12779

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