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- Allochronic speciation (also known as allochronic isolation, or temporal isolation) is a form of speciation (specifically ecological speciation) arising...
- different breeding times (phenology). It is also referred to as allochronic isolation, allochronic speciation, or allochrony. In plants, breeding in regards...
- taken place, as many examples exist of recently diverged (sister taxa) allochronic species. A case of ongoing sympatric divergence due to allochrony might...
- different species are well-understood to have originated from a process of allochronic speciation, in which species subpo****tions that are isolated from one...
- and/or egg hatching. Species on different host plants have developed allochronic phenologies. This means that species on different host plants have evolved...
- in nature, flies maintain their genetic integrity partly because of allochronic premating isolation from differently timed adult eclosion. Flies that...
- pennsylvanicus were sister species and had diverged through a process of allochronic speciation, whereby a temporal separation between the breeding seasons...
- adaptive mutationadaptive radiationalleleallele frequencyallochronic speciationallopatric speciationaltruismanagenesis – anti-predator...
- divergence, po****tion connectivity and ecological differentiation in two allochronic seabird po****tions". Frontiers in Marine Science. 9. doi:10.3389/fmars...
- frequency is distinct from genotype frequency, although they are related. allochronic isolation The isolation of two po****tions of a species due to a change...