Ecophenotypic variation ("ecophenotype") refers to phenotypical variation as a function of life station. In wide-ranging species, the contributions of...
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as a morphological response to their natural surroundings, i.e. ecophenotypic variation. In contrast to common names, formal taxonomic names imply biological...
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sources of intraspecific variation such as ecophenotypic variation and indeterminate shell growth. This intraspecific variation can make two individuals...
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demonstrated that shell coiling is a genetic trait, not the result of ecophenotypic variation, and that foraminifera survive mass extinction events by bridging...
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geographic range. It is unclear whether this is best understood as ecophenotypic variation, various subspecies, or a complex of closely related but genetically...
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whether they represent distinct evolutionary lineages, or are merely ecophenotypic variation which would not warrant any taxonomic status. A 2007 genetic study...
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Foster, L. C.; Korn, D.; Aberhan, M. (January 2020). "Evolutionary and ecophenotypic controls on bivalve body size distributions following the end-Permian...
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