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Ecology and the origin of species
Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 2001 · Vol. 16(7) · pp. 372–380
Dolph Schluter✉(University of British Columbia)
Plant and animal studiesAnimal Ecology and Behavior StudiesGenetic diversity and population structureSympatryAllopatric speciationEcological speciationEcologyGenetic algorithmNatural selectionBiologySelection (genetic algorithm)Reproductive isolationEcological selection
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