Rapid, complete reproductive isolation in two closely related Zosterops White‐eye bird species despite broadly overlapping ranges *
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Summary
This study explores potential reproductive barriers that allow the two species to coexist in sympatry, including premating isolation based on divergence in plumage and song, and is one of the youngest examples of complete reproductive isolation studied in a genomic context reported in birds.
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- article
- Published
- 2019-08-01
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- 37
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Keywords
Biology, White (mutation), Reproductive isolation, Zoology, Isolation (microbiology)
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