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Episode 6: A New Paradigm for How Species Arise

20 years ago, I proposed testable hypotheses and a plausible theory for how rapid speciation occurs via colonization of new habitats by individuals with similar thyroid hormone phenotypes
Susan Crockford
Oct 26, 2024
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