George D. Weiblen
Abstract
Abstract Interspecific coevolution occurs when two or more species are agents of selection on each other and respond to each other through reciprocal genetic changes that increase fitness.
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Abstract Interspecific coevolution occurs when two or more species are agents of selection on each other and respond to each other through reciprocal genetic changes that increase fitness.
Key concepts: Coevolution, Interspecific competition, Selection (genetic algorithm), Evolutionary biology, Biology, Reciprocal, Interspecific hybridization, Ecology