A mathematical theory of natural and artificial selection. (Part VI, Isolation.)

J. B. S. Haldane

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It is generally believed that isolation has played an important part in evolution. If an organism is to evolve so as to adapt itself to a special type of environment, e.g. a cave or a desert, it must not be swamped in each generation by migrants from the original habitat.

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