- In
evolutionary biology,
sympatric speciation is the
evolution of a new
species from a
surviving ancestral species while both
continue to
inhabit the...
- dictionary. In biology, two
related species or po****tions are
considered sympatric when they
exist in the same
geographic area and thus
frequently encounter...
- and
sympatric.
Whether genetic drift is a
minor or
major contributor to
speciation is the
subject of much
ongoing discussion.
Rapid sympatric speciation...
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hosts Geographic characters General biogeographic distribution patterns Sympatric-allopatric
relationship of po****tions The term "alpha taxonomy" is primarily...
- P; De Broyer, C; Hobson, KA (2002). "Food and
feeding ecology of the
sympatric thin-billed
Pachyptila belcheri and
Antarctic P.
desolata prions at Iles...
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sometimes occur between the uni****ual
female Ambystoma and
males from
sympatric ****ual species. Most
amphibians go
through metamorphosis, a
process of...
- phenotype,
described from an area in
which F.
crenata and F. ****onica are
sympatric. So far,
there is no
genetic evidence for
ongoing gene flow
between the...
- ISBNÂ 978-0-674-92091-0. Tutin, C. E. G.; Fernandez, M. (1992). "Insect-eating by
sympatric lowland gorillas (Gorilla g. gorilla) and
chimpanzees (Pan t. troglodytes)...
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hares have
historically not
occupied the same locations, and only
became sympatric relatively recently;
historic accounts describe antagonistic relationships...
- with black.
Females have six nipples. The
meerkat looks similar to two
sympatric species—the
banded and the
yellow mongooses. The
meerkat can be told apart...
