10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTROGRESSANT»
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introgressant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
introgressant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hybrid Zones and the Evolutionary Process
Thus estimates of genetic diversity calculated from molecular markers and
morphological characters are expected to be higher in introgressant populations.
Slightly less obvious is the prediction that new alleles may be produced through ...
Richard Gerald Harrison, 1993
2
Plant Microevolution and Conservation in Human-influenced ...
13.1 (A) Localised introgression, (B) dispersed introgression and (C) the origin of
a stabilised introgressant between two species, populations of which are
indicated by black and white circles, with lines indicating the direction of crosses.
3
Molecular Systematics of Plants II: DNA Sequencing
... nuclear introgression, nor necessarily a quantitative difference in its frequency
relative to cytoplasmic int:rogression. Instead, it probably reflects both
methodological and conceptual factors, including the difficulty of detecting
introgressant ...
Douglas E. Soltis, Pamela S. Soltis, J.J. Doyle, 1998
4
Biochemical systematics and ecology
majority of other, putatively introgressant accessions (listed above); these
accessions fail to display morphological characteristics of G. hirsutum that would
be predicted under a scenario of recent hybridization and introgression. Because
of ...
The bander handling migrant flickers in the East can expect to see various
introgressant flickers I hybrid flickers may occur, but uncommonly (although they
are to be expected more ften than are vagrant Red-shafted Flickers from west of
the ...
6
Transactions of the Missouri Academy of Science
A 70% similarity was computed between C. bignonioides (C37 10) and an
interpreted introgressant (C3732). Relatively high similarities were held with
another introgressant (C3707) (59%) and a specimen that is more
morphologically similar ...
Missouri Academy of Science, 1973
7
Systematic studies of the genus Pyrrhopappus (Compositae, ...
If P. multicaulis var. geiseri is in fact merely a series of introgressant populations,
then, based on the frequent and widespread distribution of these populations, a
considerable amount of backcrossing with both parents should be expected.
David K. Northington, 1974
8
Special Publications - The Museum, Texas Tech University
If P. multicaulis var. geiseri is in fact merely a series of introgressant populations,
then, based on the frequent and widespread distribution of these populations, a
considerable amount of backcrossing with both parents should be expected.
9
Echinacea: The genus Echinacea
Table 9.4 lists the species and varieties of Echinacea Moench (Heliantheae:
Asteraceae). In the most recent publication, genus Echinacea has been
reclassified as four species and eight varieties, together with a group of
introgressant hybrids.
Sandra Carol Miller, He-ci Yu, 2004
10
Essential Readings in Evolutionary Biology
The numerous examples cited by Anderson (1953) of hybrid and introgressant
types which occupy the central Mississippi Valley between the Appalachian,
Ozark, and central Texas highlands probably represent late Pleistocene or ...
Francisco J. Ayala, John C. Avise, 2014
