10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOGAMIC»
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1
Evolutionary Genetics of Invertebrate Behavior
In direct observation of the mating of D. paulistorum semispecies females with
heterogamic (unlike) or homogamic (like) males, it was demonstrated that aged
females' mate selection did not differ significantly from that of young females.
Milton Davis Huettel, 1986
2
The Origin, Expansion, and Demise of Plant Species
A homogamic complex includes species and their hybrid derivatives at the same
ploidal level. Helianthus annuus, H. petiolaris, and their three hybrid derivatives
constitute a homogamic complex. A heterogamic complex includes species with ...
3
Evolution and Speciation: Essays in Honor of M.J.D. White
Furthermore, a large number of trials would be possible; so there is a reasonable
chance that homogamic mechanisms could develop in one of the isolates. Once
established, the successful carriers could increase their reproductive success ...
William R. Atchley, David S. Woodruff, 1981
4
Rotifera X: Rotifer Research: Trends, New Tools and Recent ...
Our null hypothesis was that male behaviour was the same to homogamic
females as to heterogamic females. To test this hypothesis we used Mann–
Whitney tests in which the behaviour (circling or copulation percentages) of the
males ...
5
Nature at Work - the Ongoing Saga of Evolution
There are a considerable number of studies that have demonstrated the
existence of genetic variation for sexual isolation among conspecific populations
either by direct observation or by selection for enhanced or reduced homogamic
...
6
Hybridization: an evolutionary perspective
Homogamic complex, in which the hybrid derivatives are sexual with a normal
meiotic cycle and are predominantly or entirely diploid. Structural hybridity may or
may not be present in the first generation hybrids ; if present, it is eliminated in the
...
7
Journal of Common Market Studies.Volume XIII March Number 3
But these countries, along with the Gambia, are non- homogamic. Although they
all belonged to the Commonwealth and Sterling areas, these common monetary
and research institutions collapsed on the advent of political independence.
Edited by Stanley Henig(Acting Editor) and Miguel S. Wionczek
8
Indian Journal of Experimental Biology
When isolation is incomplete, preference for homogamic matings occurs in most
cases. In certain cases, females and males of different species may mate
randomly. Different populations or laboratory stocks of the same species may
show ...
9
The Dynamic Genome: A Darwinian Approach
Both behaviours, the Hopkins effect and the homogamic selection, probably
constitute the two most important initial conditions to stabilize a genetic
polymorphism that likely leads to an increased specialization to a new host and
also to ...
10
Psychosocial and Legal Perspectives of Marital Breakdown: ...
The authors showed that there has long been a general trend that people with
higher education are more likely to form homogamic unions compared to people
with lower educational attainment. However, within the last decades a changing ...
