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Immigration delays but does not prevent adaptation following environmental change: experimental evidence
Abstract In today’s rapidly changing world, it is critical to examine how animal populations will respond to severe environmental change. Following events such as pollution or deforestation that cause populations to decline, extinction will occur unless populations can adapt in response to natural s
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