The Role of Reinforcement in Speciation¶
Servedio, & Noor. (2003). The Role of Reinforcement in Speciation: Theory and Data. Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics.
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- Wallace Effect
- The observable signature of the Wallace effect is reproductive character displacement: closely related species that live in the same region (sympatry) are more distinct in mating-relevant characters — mating calls, visual signals, pheromone chemistry, breeding season — than the same or closely related species living in separate regions (allopatry)
This sourceReview of reinforcement theory and data organised around selection against interspecific mating, divergent selection on mating cues and the geography of speciation. Review treating the geography of speciation, including sympatric versus allopatric comparison, as a route to reinforcement's empirical signature.
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“Keyword(s): divergent selection, incompatibilities, postmating isolation, premating isolation, sympatric speciation”
- The observable signature of the Wallace effect is reproductive character displacement: closely related species that live in the same region (sympatry) are more distinct in mating-relevant characters — mating calls, visual signals, pheromone chemistry, breeding season — than the same or closely related species living in separate regions (allopatry)
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