Chemosensory speciation is characterized by the evolution of barriers to genetic exchange that involve chemosensory systems and chemical signals. Here, we review some representative studies ...

"Across all species … the greater the selection pressure and the less gene flow, the more likely you're going to get speciation," he said. Originally published on Live Science. TOPICS ...

Speciation JA Coyne H Allen Orr Sinauer Associates Inc., Massachusetts, USA; 2004. 545 pp., paperback, £34.99 ISBN 0878930892. So effusive was Axel Meyer's appreciation of ‘Speciation’ in ...

"Species formation generally takes place over huge timescales and it's very difficult ... (2017, February 17). Speciation is not all about good looks: For stick insects, the right partner should ...

Extinctions reduce speciation Date: April 4, 2014 Source: Umeå universitet Summary: The same factors that increase the risk of species extinctions also reduce the chance that new species are formed.