Reinforcement: Origin, Dynamics, and Fate of an Evolutionary Hypothesis¶
Howard. (1993). Reinforcement: Origin, Dynamics, and Fate of an Evolutionary Hypothesis: Origin, Dynamics, and Fate of an Evolutionary Hypothesis. Hybrid Zones and the Evolutionary Process.
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- Wallace Effect
- Alfred Russel Wallace set out the mechanism in Darwinism (1889); it was formalised as a speciation mechanism in the modern synthesis period and tested empirically through the second half of the twentieth century
This sourceThe history of the reinforcement hypothesis - Wallace's originating argument and Darwin's objection, its formalisation in the modern synthesis, and the empirical testing programme of the later twentieth century.
- Alfred Russel Wallace set out the mechanism in Darwinism (1889); it was formalised as a speciation mechanism in the modern synthesis period and tested empirically through the second half of the twentieth century
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