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Genetic introgression and female mate choice within the Calendulauda albescens/C. barlowi hybrid zone
The hybrid zone between Calendulauda albescens and C. barlowi, located near the Orange River, contains a wide range of phenotypically intermediate individuals. This study examines the mitochondrial DNA of some of these individuals to determine if possible introgression is occuring from C. albescens...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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