2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2445373/v1
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Mosaic evolution of grasping and genitalic traits in two sympatric scorpion species with reproductive interference

Abstract: Reproductive interference (RI) can occur when two related species coexist in sympatry, involving sexual attraction, mating, and even hybridization between heterospecifics. Consequently, reproductive key characters of these species may suffer morphological shifts in sympatry to avoid the success of heterospecific sexual interactions, a phenomenon known as reproductive character displacement (RCD). RCD can be promoted by natural selection, although sexual selection pressures can act synergistically or agonistica… Show more

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