Sympatric speciation is reinforced by predation, parasite load, reproductive character displacement, and sexual selection in two species flocks of pupfish (Cyprinodon spp)
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Gerace Research Centre and the University of New Mexico: Grove Research Scholarship; Office of Graduate Students Research Allocations Committee; Biology Graduate Student Association, Graduate Research Allocation Committee; and Office of graduate Students Research, Project, Travel award.
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