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Tag Archives: quantitative genetics

What makes a range?

Posted on 1 Apr, 2016 by Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

Why do species have restricted geographic distributions? Classic ecological perspectives tell us distribution limits occur where ecological parameters coincide with the boundaries of ecological niches. Evolutionary perspectives, on the other hand, surmise distribution boundaries reflect a failure of niche evolution. Though small … Continue reading →

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Posted in adaptation, evolution, plants, selection, theory | Tagged ecology, Evolution, latitude, multivariate traits, quantitative genetics, Range limits | Leave a comment
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