Asymmetric, but opposing reductions in immigrant viability and fecundity promote reproductive isolation among host‐associated populations of an insect herbivore
Linyi Zhang(Anderson University - South Carolina), Scott P. Egan(Rice University), James R. Ott(Texas State University), Shih An Shzu(Rice University), Mattheau S. Comerford(University of Massachusetts Boston), Glen R. Hood(University of Notre Dame), Amy M. Roush(Rice University)
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