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ハイブリダイゼーションは新しい種を 生み出すことができますが 例は稀です この研究は,ヘリコニウス・エレバタスがハイブリッド種であることを示し,重要な特性の侵入によって誘発される遺伝子フローによる特異化を示しています.

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