-
concludes that "a well-marked
variety may be
justly called an
incipient species" and that "
species are only
strongly marked and
permanent varieties". He argues...
- term to a
species with
intraspecific variability,
which might be a sign of
ongoing or
incipient speciation.
Examples are ring
species or
species with subspecies...
- curiosity, imitation, reason, etc., of
which man boasts, may be
found in an
incipient, or even
sometimes in a well-developed condition, in the
lower animals...
-
separated incipient species (the
initial stage of speciation) is
increasing due to
human activities such as the
introduction of
invasive species or the modification...
- one **** of the
hybrid offspring resulting from a
cross between two
incipient species is
inviable or sterile, that **** is more
likely to be the heterogametic...
-
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November 2021. Wake, D. (1997)
Incipient species formation...
-
allopatry demands that
incipient stages should be
found in
different po****tions. This has been
observed to
varying degrees in
several species-pollinator pairs...
- offspring, and thus
contribute to the
reproductive isolation of the two
incipient species. This idea came to be
known as the
Wallace effect,
later called reinforcement...
-
ecotypic po****tions
would lead to the
formation of
incipient species.
According to Mayr,
species formation occurs in po****tions
which are
small and...
-
crane can be
expected to be an
incipient species. The
common name
sarus is from the
Hindi name (sāras) for the
species. The
Hindi word is
derived from...