[Taxacom] Evolutionary misconceptions (mother-daughter pairs)
Curtis Clark
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Fri Mar 12 12:36:00 CST 2010
On 3/11/2010 10:30 AM, Kenneth Kinman wrote:
> As for mother-daughter species pairs, I think Curtis is unwise in
> claiming that they are rare (or don't exist). I'm sure many would
> regard a diploid species giving rise to a tetraploid species as a
> mother-daughter pair, not a sister-sister pair.
Sorry, miscommunication. In your sense, they are common; I was referring
to an ancestral species totally transforming into a descendant species
without lineage-splitting, which IMO never happens.
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