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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33007-4es following secondary contacts of allopatrically diverged species increases the local species richness and may also increase the regional species richness by the formation of assemblages with different species compositions. This chapter introduces the characteristics of local species assemblages of

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Byron E. Shafer,Elizabeth M. Sawyernes are found between parapatric species within species groups, which exhibit similar body sizes. Hybrids are recognized chiefly by the intermediate morphology of the copulatory pieces in male genitalia between two species. Experimental studies have revealed that discrimination of conspecific/hetero

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19381-2ote mechanical reproductive isolation. In particular, differences in body size are effective for preventing heterospecific copulation and thus hybridization and promote sympatric coexistence of different-sized species. Body size is one of the most important adaptive traits of all organisms; it posse

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Operation Principles of Smart Contract. The species-specific matching of genital parts between the sexes facilitates proper insemination during conspecific copulation, whereas it prevents insemination in heterospecific copulation, although not completely. The diversification of genital morphology has promoted allopatric speciation and p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4075-5dispersal/secondary contacts, and the formation of species assemblages. Their speciation has been driven by divergence in body size and genital morphology, which facilitate mechanical reproductive isolation. The body size differences between species effectively prevent interspecific copulation and f

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