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Mating systems
In a new paper, published online in Molecular Ecology, Pannell (2015) reviews the literature on the evolution of mating systems and dispersal in colonizing species as component of a special issue called Invasion Genetics: The Baker and Stebbins Legacy. This issue is … Continue reading →
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Posted in adaptation, Coevolution, conferences, evolution, Molecular Ecology, the journal, selection
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Tagged Baker's Law, colonization, dispersal, invasive species, mating system, metapopulations
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