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Ecology 5th Edition by Manuel Molles

Edition 5ISBN: 978-0070171688
book Ecology 5th Edition by Manuel Molles cover

Ecology 5th Edition by Manuel Molles

Edition 5ISBN: 978-0070171688
Exercise 17
Large darter species produce larger numbers of smaller eggs compared to smaller darter species (see figs. 12.3 12.4). Consequently, would you expect to find more genetic differences along the length of a river system among small darters or large darters? (Hint: Consider fig. 12.5.) Large darter species produce larger numbers of smaller eggs compared to smaller darter species (see figs. 12.3 12.4). Consequently, would you expect to find more genetic differences along the length of a river system among small darters or large darters? (Hint: Consider fig. 12.5.)    Figure 12.3 Relationship between female darter size and number of eggs. Each point represents a different darter species (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.4 Relationship between the size of eggs laid by several darter species and the number of eggs laid (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.5 Egg size, egg number, and gene flow among darter populations (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).
Figure 12.3 Relationship between female darter size and number of eggs. Each point represents a different darter species (data from Turner and Trexler 1998). Large darter species produce larger numbers of smaller eggs compared to smaller darter species (see figs. 12.3 12.4). Consequently, would you expect to find more genetic differences along the length of a river system among small darters or large darters? (Hint: Consider fig. 12.5.)    Figure 12.3 Relationship between female darter size and number of eggs. Each point represents a different darter species (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.4 Relationship between the size of eggs laid by several darter species and the number of eggs laid (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.5 Egg size, egg number, and gene flow among darter populations (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).
Figure 12.4 Relationship between the size of eggs laid by several darter species and the number of eggs laid (data from Turner and Trexler 1998). Large darter species produce larger numbers of smaller eggs compared to smaller darter species (see figs. 12.3 12.4). Consequently, would you expect to find more genetic differences along the length of a river system among small darters or large darters? (Hint: Consider fig. 12.5.)    Figure 12.3 Relationship between female darter size and number of eggs. Each point represents a different darter species (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.4 Relationship between the size of eggs laid by several darter species and the number of eggs laid (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).    Figure 12.5 Egg size, egg number, and gene flow among darter populations (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).
Figure 12.5 Egg size, egg number, and gene flow among darter populations (data from Turner and Trexler 1998).
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