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Secondary contact zone and genetic introgression in closely related haplodiploid social spider mites.

Heredity - 1 Oct 2024

Konaka Shota, Hirota Shun K, Sato Yukie, Matsumoto Naoki, Suyama Yoshihisa, Tsumura Yoshihiko

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How frequently hybridisation and gene flow occur in the contact zones of diverging taxa is important for understanding the speciation process. Stigmaeopsis sabelisi and Stigmaeopsis miscanthi high-aggression form (hereafter, S. miscanthi HG) are haplodiploid, social spider mites that infest the Chinese silver grass, Miscanthus sinensis. These two species are closely related and parapatrically distributed in...

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Genetic Speciation
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PMID: 39090316
DOI: 10.1038/s41437-024-00708-y
PMCID: PMC11437192

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