DescriptionEcological vs Non-Ecological Speciation.svg
English: Distinguishing between ecological and non-ecological speciation involves identification of specific species traits. Environmental interactions, for example, could consist of adaptations specific to foraging or a unique environment whereas compatibility in reproduction involves mate-recognition morphology, communication systems, or other behaviors. Ecological speciation necessitates changes in both whereas non-ecological speciation only changes compatibility in reproduction. Diagram adapted from Czekanski-Moir & Rundell (2009).[1]
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