Sex with the other species: Tree frogs with foreign sex chromosomes are less fit

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Sex with the other species: Tree frogs with foreign sex chromosomes are less fit

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02-15-2016, 11:20 AM	#1
RSS_news	Sex with the other species: Tree frogs with foreign sex chromosomes are less fit During the last glaciation, a huge ice shield reached up to the region of today’s Berlin. By the time it started to melt about 20,000 years ago, it enabled a gradual re-colonization of the northern latitudes by many plant and animal species. Often, they took different colonization routes around the mountain ranges, for example the Carpathians - with astonishing outcomes for a special kind of re-unification that, for instance, happens in Poland: In the region of the Vistula River, two evolutionarily young species of tree frogs meet each other. More...

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