Polymorphism in Coelenterata Explained
The document discusses polymorphism in coelenterates. It describes that coelenterates exhibit polymorphism where there are different types of individuals called zooids that perform specialized functions. The main zooid types are polyps and medusae. There are also theories proposed to explain the origin of polymorphism in coelenterates.
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Intratentacular budding and population dynamics of zooids in two coral ...
We analyzed over 6000 zooids from two coral genera using model assisted labeling, and our findings suggest that zooids are conserved units, and their morphogenetic cycle is size-dependent.
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Four Species Linked by Three Hybrid Zones
The mitochondrial clines are narrower and shifted 4-20 km southward in comparison to the nuclear clines in all three hybrid zones, indicating that either each of the species has sex-biased dispersal (males northward or females southward), the population densities are unequal, or that the hybrid zones are moving north over time.
Hybridization, where distinguishable populations meet and interbreed resulting in hybrid offspring, is useful for understanding the mechanisms involved in the evolution of reproductive isolation. Hybridization can range from interactions with near-complete reproductive isolation, to stable zones, to complete intergradation. Several models explain how stable hybrid zones are maintained, but ...
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