The influence of incompatibilities and heterosis on hybrid population genetics
A long-standing question in evolutionary biology is: Under what circumstances can speciation occur despite hybridisation or because of hybridisation? Some models of hybrid incompatibilities predict that speciation can occur even in the presence of gene flow and strong selection against hybrids, an outcome also influenced by genetic contributions from parental species and genetic architecture. On…
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