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在新热带地区的鸟类家族中,追踪行为的反复,不可逆转的进化

William Sweet1, Justin Baldwin2, Juan Pablo Gomez3

  • 1Department of Biological Sciences, California State University, Long Beach, CA, United States.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution
|October 15, 2025
PubMed
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新热带地区的鸟类表现出专门的追随行为,在多个血统中独立进化. 这种生态专业化是由利基保守主义驱动的,而不是特定的生态形态特征,突出了进化历史.

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祖先状态重建的重建在之后的时间里,生态专业化生态专业化食行为 食行为功能特征 功能特征 功能特征利基化的保守主义.

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