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Speciation in the face of long-range dispersal: population genomic structure within a species complex of biting midges

2021-05-07

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The level of gene flow between diverging lineages ultimately determines the outcome of a speciation event. If secondary contact occurs before this process is complete, reproductive isolation barriers must exist or evolve to prevent hybridization. The selective pressures facilitating and maintaining genetic divergence do not always involve an observable phenotypic response, thus cryptic species form. The inability...

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Literature Corpus work: d50b007c-0ca0-5662-9911-8d6334e25356
DOI: 10.22541/au.162039172.27072720/v1

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