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Parallel Patterns of Host-Specific Morphology and Genetic Admixture in Sister Lineages of a Commensal Barnacle.

The Biological bulletin - 1 Jun 2017

Ewers-Saucedo Christine, Chan Benny K K, Zardus John D, Wares John P

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Symbiotic relationships are often species specific, allowing symbionts to adapt to their host environments. Host generalists, on the other hand, have to cope with diverse environments. One coping strategy is phenotypic plasticity, defined by the presence of host-specific phenotypes in the absence of genetic differentiation. Recent work indicates that such host-specific phenotypic plasticity is present in the West...

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PMID: 28898602
DOI: 10.1086/693356

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