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Genetic, morphological and ecological variation across a sharp hybrid zone between two alpine butterfly species.
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- Genetic, morphological and ecological variation across a sharp hybrid zone between two alpine butterfly species.Evolutionary applications · 2020Article
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Abstract
Identifying the mechanisms involved in the formation and maintenance of species is a central question in evolutionary biology, and distinguishing the selective drivers of populations' divergence from demographic processes is of particular interest to better understand the speciation process. Hybrid zones are recognized to provide ideal places to investigate the genetic architecture of speciation and to identify the mechanisms allowing diverging species to maintain their integrity in the face of gene flow. Here, we studied two alpine butterfly species,
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