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Tag Archives: Taricha granulosa
Population genetics takes the “co” out of snake-newt coevolution (maybe)
A textbook example of predator-prey coevolution could need revision, if the conclusions of a recently posted pre-print hold up more broadly. The manuscript, lead-authored by Michael Hague with Amber Stokes, Chris Feldman, and Ed and “Butch” Brodie, calls into question … Continue reading
Posted in Coevolution, natural history, population genetics, selection
Tagged Taricha granulosa, Thamnophis sirtalis
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