(from the article `evolution`) ...mode of quantum speciation that yields the beginnings of a new species in just one or two generations. There are two kinds of ... Besides apogamous hybrids, there are numerous demonstrated or suspected `allopolyploid hybrids,` which are believed to have originated by doubling of ... [2 rela...
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Chromosomes donated from >1 parental species. See also polyploidy and autopolyploidy.
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<genetics> Polyploid condition in which the contributing genomes are dissimilar. When the genomes are doubled fertility is restored and the organism is an amphidiploid. ... Common in plants but not animals. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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Polyploid condition in which the contributing genomes are dissimilar. When the genomes are doubled fertility is restored and the organism is an amphidiploid. Common in plants but not animals.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: al′ō-pol′i-ploy-dē Definitions: 1. The condition of being allopolyploid.
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alloploidy, allopolyploidy A condition in which there are two or more chromosome sets derived from two different species or genera
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