… In captivity, species adapt genetically to the captive environment and these genetic adaptations
… I review empirical evidence on (i) the genetic basis of adaptive changes in captivity, (ii) …

… the timing and nature of genetic adaptation during plant invasions. In S. austriacum, genetic
adaptation seems to have occurred relatively shortly after the species was first reported in …

… Second, native species in undisturbed habitats can retain … , genetic drift, demography and
adaptation over thousands of generations. By contrast, agricultural and introduced species …

… from both quantitative and genetic studies. I consider genetic adaptation in marine invasion
… Here, I discuss papers that suggest adaptation in widespread invasive marine species. As a …

… native species to novel community members. We also discuss how the effects of introduced
species … Such exaptations (coincidental ‘pre-adaptations’) do not necessarily require genetic …

… native dichotomy. However, this is an issue of genetic identity rather than genetic adaptation…
World, Australian, or South American corollaries to our native species. It may also include …

… in particular how the distribution of genetic variability within a species may determine the fate
of … is on within-species distributions. Three aspects of genetic variability and adaptation are …

… to novel environments, we demonstrate that populations of invasive species can be a useful
study system for understanding adaptive evolution. Furthermore, the reduction in genome-…

… If speciation is the gradual accumulation of genetic, ecological, and morphological differences,
we should sometimes find intermediate stages in speciation where closely related groups …

… How do multiple introductions influence adaptation on a landscape scale? We reviewed …
Unfortunately, we are missing a key piece of information: genetic data on species that were …