Lonicera fly
The Lonicera fly is a new species of fruit fly that has developed within only 250 years from two other species, a process called hybridization. These findings were published in Nature by a research team lead by Dietmar Schwarz at Pennsylvania State University in 2005. Until then, hybridization has been known only in plants.
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Species - Fruit fly - Hybridization - Nature - Pennsylvania State University - 2005
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The new species was named after its host plant lonicera.
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