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Long-term experimental hybrid swarms between moderately incompatible Tigriopus californicus populations: hybrid inferiority in early generations yields to hybrid superiority in later generations

2011-08-01

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The deleterious effects of hybridization are a serious concern for the conservation and management of species, particularly when populations mix as a result of human activity. Outbreeding depression is the typical result observed in early-generation interpopulation hybrids of Tigriopus californicus. We examined both controlled crosses and long-term, freely-mating, experimental hybrid populations composed of southe...

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97315dff-08ef-595a-80ad-c994fff1cec7
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10.1007/s10592-011-0193-1
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