- In biology, two
closely related species or po****tions are
considered sympatric when they
exist in the same
geographic area and thus
frequently encounter...
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Sympatric speciation is the
evolution of a new
species from a
surviving ancestral species while both
continue to
inhabit the same
geographic region. In...
- and
sympatric.
Whether genetic drift is a
minor or
major contributor to
speciation is the
subject of much
ongoing discussion.
Rapid sympatric speciation...
- the spectrum.
Disruptive selection is
inferred to
oftentimes lead to
sympatric speciation through a
phyletic gradualism mode of evolution. Disruptive...
- pest of
Robinia pseudoacacia, the
black locust tree, with
which it is
sympatric. The
specific name, robiniae, is
derived from the name Robinia, which...
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shingle sea urchin,
Colobocentrotus atratus, and
comparison with
three sympatric echinoids".
Marine Biology. 154 (1): 37–49. Bibcode:2008MarBi.154...37S...
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Eurasian griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus),
which is a
visually similar,
sympatric species. The
Himalayan vulture has dark
brown greater covert feathers...
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controlled and can
appear in
species whose geographic distributions overlap (
sympatric speciation) or are
separate (allopatric speciation). Pre-zygotic isolation...
- to the
island of
Borneo that
appears to be
relatively rare
compared to
sympatric wild cats,
based on the
paucity of historical, as well as
recent records...
- Phoenicoparrus. The
Chilean flamingo,
Andean flamingo, and James'
flamingo are all
sympatric, and all live in
colonies (including
shared nesting areas). It is distinguished...
