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The Limits of Evolutionary Convergence in Sympatry: Reproductive Interference and Historical Constraints Leading to Local Diversity in Warning Traits.

The American naturalist - 1 May 2023

Maisonneuve Ludovic, Elias Marianne, Smadi Charline, Llaurens Violaine

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AbstractMutualistic interactions between defended species represent a striking case of evolutionary convergence in sympatry, driven by the increased protection against predators brought by mimicry in warning traits. However, such convergence is often limited: sympatric defended species frequently display different or imperfectly similar warning traits. The phylogenetic distance between sympatric species may...

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PMID: 37130234
DOI: 10.1086/723625

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