EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Speciation undone

Peter R. Grant

doi:10.1038/507178b

2014-03-12

Peter R. Grant *

B. Rosemary Grant

DOI：10.1038/507178b

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Hybridization can cause two species to fuse into a single population. New observations suggest that two species of Darwin's finches are hybridizing on a Galapagos island, and that a third one has disappeared through interbreeding.

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HYBRIDIZATION

GALAPAGOS

REVERSAL

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Nature

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48.5

论文数:

1.8W

被引数:

96.5W

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Princeton University

学者数:

2.1W

论文数: 2.3W

被引数: 5.1W

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