Hybrid swarms influence evolution and genetic diversity
Summary: Hybrid swarms, formed by interbreeding between species, play a significant role in evolution. Approximately 25% of plant species and 10% of animal species hybridize. These swarms can create new populations with mixed genetic traits, often thriving in specific environments. While hybridization is common, successful swarms are rare and can either dominate or fade away, impacting the genetic landscape of their parent species.
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