Browsing by Subject "hybridization"
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(2013-04-08)The origin and maintenance of phenotypic variation has generated considerable interest among students of functional morphology, sexual selection and behavioral ecology. In particular, hybridization has been suggested as a ...
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1925)
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1951)
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(2013-12-06)The Guadalupe Bass Micropterus treculii is native to the Texas Hill Country of central Texas. It is distributed across portions of the Brazos, Colorado, Guadalupe and San Antonio River basins. The Guadalupe Bass is threatened ...
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(2019-07-17)Hybridization is a common phenomenon with important evolutionary consequences. It may result in the loss of genetic differentiation between groups, or serve to reinforce reproductive barriers between species. Hybridization ...
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1954)
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1922)
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(2019-07-11)Plant polyploidization can provide valuable, novel phenotypes. In Sorghum, induced polyploidization is possible and relatively inexpensive. However, efficiency remains low and a consensus “best” method has yet to be ...
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(2011-08-08)This thesis explores, through fictional storytelling, the cultural duality of individuals inhabiting Singapore prior to World War II. The primary locale in many of these stories-an actual residence known as Eu Villa-interconnects ...
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(2013)Cytochrome B sequences and allozymes reveal complex patterns of molecular variation in dusky salamander (Desmognathus) populations in eastern Tennessee. One group of allozymically distinctive populations, which we refer ...
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1950)
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(2013-02-04)Hybridization can produce novel phenotypic variation which may allow hybrid populations to evolve in novel directions relative to parentals. Hybridization can produce intermediate as well as extreme phenotypes with respect ...
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(2020-03-16)A common goal in studies of natural hybridization is to understand how adaptation and speciation create genome-wide variation over spatial gradients. The speciation process generates genomic signatures that can be detected ...
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1935)
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1942)
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(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1969)
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(2020-05-29)The potential for hybridization between cultivated species and their weedy relatives poses agronomic and environmental concerns. Sorghum bicolor (sorghum), one of the most widely cultivated crops in Texas, is a prime example ...