Demography-Dispersal Trait Correlations Modify the Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics of Range Expansion.

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Demography-Dispersal Trait Correlations Modify the Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics of Range Expansion.

The American naturalist - 1 Feb 2020

Ochocki Brad M, Saltz Julia B, Miller Tom E X

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Spreading populations are subject to evolutionary processes acting on dispersal and reproduction that can increase invasion speed and variability. It is typically assumed that dispersal and demography traits evolve independently, but abundant evidence points to correlations between them that may be positive or negative and genetic, maternal, or environmental. We sought to understand how demography-dispersal...

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Animal Distribution
Animals
Biological Evolution
Coleoptera
Computer Simulation
Female
Male
Phenotype
Population Dynamics
Reproduction
Vigna

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PMID: 32017632
DOI: 10.1086/706904

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