Sympatric Coevolution is a form of coevolutionary process in which reciprocal evolutionary changes occur between interacting species that share the same geographic range, distinguished from allopatric coevolution by the spatial overlap enabling direct and continuous selective pressures between the involved lineages.
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University of Oxford
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