How the 101 freeway is changing the way our local wild animals evolve
“The fact that we have already observed and recorded genetic differences between the north and south of the 101 populations means that those things are not moving across that highway often,” said Harrigan. “This is the sort of stuff of evolution.”
“The fact that we have already observed and recorded genetic differences between the north and south of the 101 populations means that those things are not moving across that highway often,” said Harrigan. “This is the sort of stuff of evolution.”
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