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zloy xaker [14]
2 years ago
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Populations of larus gulls around the north pole show an unusual pattern of reproductive isolation: each population is able to i

nterbreed with its neighboring populations, but populations separated by larger geographic distances are not able to interbreed. this type of species complex is known as a:
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Kay [80]2 years ago
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Ring species.

When there are neighbouring populations that can interbreed with each other while only two of those populations cannot breed between them, we are standing before a ring species. In the case of Larus gulls what is observed is that several of these species can interbreed, but it comes to two of them that are incompatible - they are probably to<span> distantly related to interbreed. It is considered, that this species may be connected to each other in a line of derivation and is both ends on that line that are incompatible.</span>
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