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Gene flow drives periods of both evolutionary stasis and change in a wild bird population
The struggle to explain the absence of evolutionary change in heritable, fitness-related traits of free-living populations has become emblematic of our ignorance of the evolutionary process in the wild. Yet while this ‘paradox of stasis’ has been the subject of much discussion, it is primarily iden
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