Genomics Reveals Widespread Ecological Speciation in Flightless Insects

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RT @WTF_R_species: @heliconians Flightlessness in insects as well as mimicry in butterflies involves doublesex supergene https://t.co/3QYQH…

@heliconians Flightlessness in insects as well as mimicry in butterflies involves doublesex supergene https://t.co/3QYQH4f9qL

RT @frank_burdon: Evolutionary genomic data reveals that rather than the existence of a single, widespread, flightless stonefly taxon (Zela…

RT @jon_waters_nz: In the mountains of southern NZ, we find widespread parallel flight loss and speciation in alpine #insects - and a genom…

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