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What makes two species different? The role of selfish genes in distinguishing a species

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For most of the 20th century, scientists believed that the reproductive incompatibility between species evolved gradually as a by-product of adapting to different environments. New research has shown there are more factors at play -- specifically the presence of 'selfish genes,' whose flow among species may dictate whether two species converge or diverge.

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"What makes two species different? The role of selfish genes in distinguishing a species", MachPrinciple, January 05, 2019, https://machprinciple.com/post/What-makes-two-species-different-The-role-of-selfish-genes-in-distinguishing-a-species

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