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[Taxacom] Dispersal example

Curtis Clark lists at curtisclark.org
Sun Apr 20 20:31:27 CDT 2014


On 2014-04-20 3:04 PM, Fred Schueler wrote:
> but the idea that dispersalism is an important biogeographical
> factor could be falsified if the taxa that fall out with these
> dispersalist explanations don't match independent assessments of
> dispersal ability (a la Darwin's seawater experiments).

Yet highly improbable dispersals can still occur, and are still invoked.

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