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Eco-Evolutionary Consequences of Dispersal Syndromes during Colonization in a Passerine Bird.
The American naturalist - 1 Apr 2023
Nicolaus Marion, Ubels Richard, Both Christiaan
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AbstractIn most animal species, dispersing individuals possess phenotypic attributes that mitigate the costs of colonization and/or increase settlement success in new areas (dispersal syndromes). This phenotypic integration likely affects population dynamics and the direction of selection, but data are lacking for natural populations. Using an approach that combines population dynamics, quantitative genetics, and...
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