THE EFFECTS OF SPATIAL CONFIGURATION OF POPULATIONS ON THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SEXES IN A CLONAL ORGANISM

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Summary

In the clonal organism Marchantia inflexa, it is determined that spatial configuration of populations can directly influence the maintenance of both sexes in a population and in an aggregate of populations (a metapopulation) using a combination of theoretical models and field studies.

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2012-01-01
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Organism, Biology, Genetics

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