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Distinguishing between primary and secondary intergradation among morphologically differentiated populations of Anolis marmoratus.

Molecular ecology - 1 Apr 1996

Schneider C J

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Distinguishing between primary and secondary intergradation among differentiated populations, and the relative importance of drift and selection, are persistent problems in evolutionary biology. An historical perspective on population interactions can provide insight into the nature of contacts,...

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