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Tag Archives: reproductive isolation

Just like an elephant and a manatee …

Posted on 27 Feb, 2015 by Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

There is a positive correlation between the time since two lineages have diverged and the strength of the reproductive barriers between them. Rothfels et al. (2015) have described a natural hybridization event between two fern genera that diverged from one … Continue reading →

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Posted in Coevolution, evolution, natural history, speciation | Tagged ferns, haploid-diploid, hybridization, reproductive isolation | Leave a comment
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