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Dictionary » I » Inviability InviabilityDefinition noun Incapacity (of an organism, a cell or tissue) to live, develop, grow, or reproduce.
In hybrid inviability, an organism (a hybrid) possesses a deleterious gene that its offspring would not be able to survive, and usually die before birth.
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Results from our forumReproductive Isolating Mechanisms... species boundaries. " Would this refer to pre-zygotic mechanisms (ecological, temporal, behavioral, etc.) or post-zygotic mechanisms (hybrid inviability, hybrid sterility, and hybrid breakdown)? Thanks!
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