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Scientific classification / Speciation / Evolutionary biology / Neuroethology / Electric fish / Polymorphism / Sympatric speciation / Sympatry / Ficus / Biology / Ecology / Philosophy of biology
Date: 2010-11-22 12:23:39
Scientific classification
Speciation
Evolutionary biology
Neuroethology
Electric fish
Polymorphism
Sympatric speciation
Sympatry
Ficus
Biology
Ecology
Philosophy of biology

Multiple Cases of Striking Genetic Similarity between Alternate Electric Fish Signal Morphs in Sympatry

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