asymmetric reproductive isolation between terminal forms of the salamander ring species ensatina eschscholtzii revealed by fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone不对称的终端形式的蝾螈环之间的生殖隔离物种ensatina eschscholtzii揭示了精细遗传分析的混合区.pdfVIP

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asymmetric reproductive isolation between terminal forms of the salamander ring species ensatina eschscholtzii revealed by fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone不对称的终端形式的蝾螈环之间的生殖隔离物种ensatina eschscholtzii揭示了精细遗传分析的混合区.pdf

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asymmetric reproductive isolation between terminal forms of the salamander ring species ensatina eschscholtzii revealed by fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone不对称的终端形式的蝾螈环之间的生殖隔离物种ensatina eschscholtzii揭示了精细遗传分析的混合区

Asymmetric reproductive isolation between terminal forms of the salamander ring species Ensatina eschscholtzii revealed by fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone Devitt et al. Devitt et al. BMC Evolutionary Biology 2011, 11:245 /1471-2148/11/245 (22 August 2011) Devitt et al. BMC Evolutionary Biology 2011, 11:245 /1471-2148/11/245 RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access Asymmetric reproductive isolation between terminal forms of the salamander ring species Ensatina eschscholtzii revealed by fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone Thomas J Devitt 1,3*, Stuart JE Baird2 and Craig Moritz1 Abstract Background: Ring species, exemplified by salamanders of the Ensatina eschscholtzii complex, represent a special window into the speciation process because they allow the history of species formation to be traced back in time through the geographically differentiated forms connecting the two terminal forms of the ring. Of particular interest is the nature and extent of reproductive isolation between the geographically terminal forms, in this case E. e. eschscholtzii and E. e. klauberi. Previous studies have documented infrequent hybridization at the end of the ring. Here, we report the first fine-scale genetic analysis of a hybrid zone between the terminal forms in southern California using individual-based Bayesian analyses of multilocus genetic data to estimate levels and direction of hybridization and maximum-likelihood analysis of linkage disequilibrium and cline shape to make inferences about migration and selection in the hybrid zone. Results: The center of the hybrid zone has a high proportion of hybrids, about half of which were classified as F1s. Clines are narrow with respect to dispersal, and there are si