On the Origin of Species ... the title of Charles Darwin's great work of 1859 seemed to promise a solution to this “mystery of mysteries”. Although we now know vastly more about speciation than we did 150 years ago, the one mystery has become many — and the possible solutions have multiplied.
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Hendry, A. Speciation. Nature 458, 162–164 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1038/458162a
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