Ecophenotypic variation ("ecophenotype") refers to phenotypical variation as a function of life station. In wide-ranging species, the contributions of...

as a morphological response to their natural surroundings, i.e. ecophenotypic variation. In contrast to common names, formal taxonomic names imply biological...

sources of intraspecific variation such as ecophenotypic variation and indeterminate shell growth. This intraspecific variation can make two individuals...

demonstrated that shell coiling is a genetic trait, not the result of ecophenotypic variation, and that foraminifera survive mass extinction events by bridging...

geographic range. It is unclear whether this is best understood as ecophenotypic variation, various subspecies, or a complex of closely related but genetically...

whether they represent distinct evolutionary lineages, or are merely ecophenotypic variation which would not warrant any taxonomic status. A 2007 genetic study...

Foster, L. C.; Korn, D.; Aberhan, M. (January 2020). "Evolutionary and ecophenotypic controls on bivalve body size distributions following the end-Permian...