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§ Grant V. 1981a. Plant Speciation. 2d ed., Columbia University Press, New York. [Имеется перевод: Грант В. Видообразование у растений, М.: Мир, 1984.]

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§ Grant V. 1982. Punctuated equilibria: a critique. Biol. Zentralbl., 101, 175—184.

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§ Grant V. 1989. The theory of speciational trends. Amer. Nat., 133, in press.

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§ Grant V., Grant K. A. 1965. Flower Pollination in the Phlox Ramily. Columbia University Press, New York.

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