hybrid speciation
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- a "genic view of speciation" specifically allows for large swaths of the genome to be permeable to introgression
- with species differentiation potentially occurring in the presence of only a small number of "speciation genes"
- not all heterospecific alleles decrease the fitness of hybrids
- at least some portions of the genome may be permeable to introgression of advantageous and/or neutral genomic regions