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Article: Allopatric speciation—an example from the Mesozoic Brachiopoda

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 26
Part: 3
Publication Date: July 1983
Page(s): 555 565
Author(s): Derek V. Ager
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AGER, D. V. 1983. Allopatric speciation—an example from the Mesozoic Brachiopoda. Palaeontology26, 3, 555–565.

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Abstract

The current debate on the processes of evolution is related to the author's knowledge of the phylum Brachiopoda in Mesozoic strata. An example is presented from the genus Homoeorhynchia in which marginal populations seem to have developed that eventually led to an ecological 'take-over' by a new species.
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