Tag Archives: convergence

Recent reading: 4 Feb 2022

Posted on 4 Feb, 2022 by Jeremy Yoder

It’s been an eventual two weeks in evolutionary biology. Meanwhile, I’ve somehow kept a lab-field course on track with minimal in person engagement, planned a bit for actual fieldwork in a couple weeks from now, and started wrangling a couple … Continue reading →

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Conifer convergence

Posted on 17 Oct, 2016 by Reid Brennan

Convergent local adaptation is typically studied within a species or between closely related species. In these cases, it is perhaps not unexpected to observe parallel evolution due to common genetic variation, constraints, etc. Convergence between species is somewhat less studied, … Continue reading →

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