• DOI:10.1007/BF02003975
Corpus ID: 43809774

Evolution of behavioral reproductive isolation in a laboratory stock ofDrosophila silvestris

@article{Ahearn2005EvolutionOB,
  title={Evolution of behavioral reproductive isolation in a laboratory stock ofDrosophila silvestris},
  author={J. N. Ahearn},
  journal={Experientia},
  year={2005},
  volume={36},
  pages={63-64}
}

J. N. Ahearn

Published 2005

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Experientia

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A laboratory stock ofD. silvestris has become partially sexually isolated since its origin from 1 natural population of this species. Evolution of reproductive isolation is probably incidental to reorganization of the genome, particularly the genetics of sexual behavior, following random drift in a small population.