Having at least briefly considered the problems of phylogenetics and systematics using genetic markers, we will turn to speciation. This is one of the fundamental problems of evolutionary biology -- ...

Further, although the geographic mode of divergence has important implications for speciation via patterns of gene flow and sources of selection, speciation research has reached the point where we ...

but speciation occurred over such a brief period of time that it left our genome a mosaic of shared ancestry with each of the extant apes. The processes that generated this pattern were complex ...

Have you ever wondered how new species come into existence? Well, buckle up, because we’re about to dive into a moth-tivating ...

“This project uncover[ed] patterns of baobab speciation in Madagascar followed by the astonishing long-distance dispersal of two species, one to Africa and another to Australia,” Queen Mary Un ...

Rather, speciation is more likely at the edge of ... called bryozoan, shows this kind of pattern. The well-preserved fossil record of bryozoans shows that one species first appeared about 140 ...

But according to a study published this week in Nature, new species can arise arbitrarily and without provocation, challenging the widely held notion that physical isolation and selection are the ...

patterns of speciation and adaptation in fossil elephants and other mammals, with a particular interest in the role of behaviour in initiating adaptive change.

Though once viewed as primarily antagonistic to the speciation process, hybridization is now increasingly ... with large-scale phylogenetic network inference to identify trends in patterns of ...

At the same time we are utilizing large scale individual level transcriptome data set that will elucidate which gene expression patterns lead to hybrid breakdown in the males and testing the role of ...