Asymmetrical reproductive character displacement in the house mouse
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Summary
Mate preference was significantly higher in the contact zone than in allopatry in both subspecies, suggesting that reproductive character displacement occurs and may provide empirical support for the hypothesis of reinforcement in a parapatric hybrid zone.
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- article
- Published
- 2005-11-01
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- 91
- References
- 66
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Keywords
Parapatric speciation, Subspecies, Biology, Allopatric speciation, House mouse
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