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sequentialevolution hypothesis1 CONSTRUCTSequential evolutionJERMY · PLANT-INSECT ECOLOGY

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Plant-insect ecology

the proposal that insect herbivores track plant evolution without driving it, since plants diversify for other reasons and insects follow by shifting hosts.

In plant-insect ecology, sequential evolution hypothesis refers to the proposal that insect herbivores track plant evolution without driving it, since plants diversify for other reasons and insects follow by shifting hosts. This meaning comes from Jermy (1984) in The American Naturalist.[1]

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  1. Jermy, T. (1984). Evolution of Insect/Host Plant Relationships. The American Naturalist, 124(5), 609-630. https://doi.org/10.1086/284302

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