Geographic Variation, Speciation and Clines (Monographs in Population Biology, 10)
A key monograph analyzing geographic variation, speciation, and clines within the field of population biology.
About This Book
This monograph examines patterns of geographic variation and the processes that lead to speciation.
It discusses the formation and maintenance of clines within populations.
The work is part of the Monographs in Population Biology series.
Intended for researchers and students interested in evolutionary biology.
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