The genetics of species differences.

By H. Allen Orr. 2001

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Subfields: Genetics

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• THE GENETIC ARCHITECTURE OF ADAPTATION UNDER MIGRATION–SELECTION BALANCE (2011, background): “…local adaptation in quantitative traits (QTL) suggests that there is considerable heterogeneity in architecture among species and among traits (Orr 2001; Slate 2005), with some traits defined by only a few QTL of large effect (e.g., pelvic girdle [Shapiro et al. 2004] and armor plating…”
• The Genus Petunia (2009, background): “While species description and delimitation have traditionally been based on morphology, biologists have recognized that morphological divergence may have little relationship to the degree of genetic differentiation between specific lineages (Orr 2001).”
• Lemur Diversity in Madagascar (2008, background): “Several reviewers have analyzed problems arising from combining gene trees and species trees (Nichols 2001) and from linking speciation to chromosomal rearrangements (Rieseberg 2001), and also concerning the kinds of genetic differences that distinguish species (Orr 2001).”