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Stark sexual display divergence among jumping spider populations in the face of gene flow.

Molecular ecology - 1 Nov 2014

Blackburn Gwylim S, Maddison Wayne P

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Gene flow can inhibit evolutionary divergence by eroding genetic differences between populations. A current aim in speciation research is to identify conditions in which selection overcomes this process. We focused on a state of limited differentiation, asking whether selection enables divergence with gene flow in a set of Habronattus americanus jumping spider populations that exhibit three distinct male sexual...

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PMID: 25266277
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12942

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