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Figure 3. Schematical representation of the process of hybrid genome stabilization.
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English: Figure 3. The process of genome stabilization during hybrid speciation and introgression. Both ecological selection pressures and selection to avoid intrinsic incompatibilities mold hybrid genomes. Depending on the balance between beneficial alleles and incompatibilities hybridisation can result in an admixed taxon that is reproductively isolated from both parent taxa, or local introgression into a taxa that remains distinct in spite of occasional gene flow. RI abbreviates reproductive isolation. |
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