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Figure 1: Classi fi cation of coupling processes that can contribute toward speciation
Figure 2: Coupling of existing barrier effects in a spatial context. The process is illustrated here for the simple case of two loci, each with selection against heterozygotes: (1) allele A is favored by direct selection in the right part of the red cline,
Figure 3: Models of adaptive coupling. These models are classi fi ed according to whether coincidence occurs between already evolved barrier effects or with the further evolution of a barrier effect and according to the types of effects being modeled (two-
Table 1: Common factors in fl uencing the likelihood of reinforcement A new barrier effect
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