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在虫 (Homoptera,Aphidinea) 中循环生理的 Gallophilous 理论

Ilya A Gavrilov-Zimin¹

¹Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Universitetskaya Emb. 1, Saint Petersburg, 199034, Russia Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Saint Petersburg Russia.

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概括

虫周期性生起源于针叶树的胆汁生命,由于延长的胆汁开口,有利于无性繁殖. 这种策略随着转移到血管精子而演变,使得传播速度更快.

科学领域:

进化生物学进化生物学
昆虫学昆虫学是一门学科.
植物与昆虫的相互作用

背景情况:

虫表现出周期性生,在性繁殖和无性繁殖之间交替.
虫的祖先生命周期涉及Picea* spp.上的状胆汁. (松树). (松树). (松树). (松树). (松树). (松树). (松树).
在 *Picea* spp. 中延长了胆开放时间. 破坏正常的泛,有利于生.

研究的目的:

详细阐述虫周期性产生的理论基础.
为了解释在虫生命周期中伴生生殖的进化优势.
调查宿主植物转移在虫繁殖策略中的作用.

主要方法:

虫生命周期和繁殖策略的理论分析.
检查胆汁形态及其对虫繁殖的影响.
对虫从针叶植物演变为血管种的比较分析.

主要成果:

在 *Picea* spp. 的延长胆道孔. 通过限制性繁殖机会来选择伴生生殖的繁殖.
迁移到二次宿主植物和同步返回的回迁移者促进生命周期结束时的大规模泛混合.
甲时期的转变为芽植物允许有更大的胆汁,支持多个伴生遗传代,活性和加速的繁殖.

结论:

祖先的针叶花环境为虫周期性生提供了最初的选择性压力.
宿主植物使用的进化,包括迁移和同步繁殖,是虫生命周期的关键.
适应血管精子宿主,如活偶性,显著提高了虫的繁殖率.

关键词:

它们是Adelgidae的家属.它们属于Eriosomatidae.这就是Pemphigidae.它们属于Phylloxeridae的家族.进化演化演化演化演化演化演化演化盖尔斯盖尔斯盖尔斯盖尔斯卵性等同性卵性等同性单性 (处女) 生殖的生殖方式活力差异性活力差异性

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