I read/skimmed them all. The first four on guppies are NOT examples of speciation as they speak specifically about the different "species" mating.
The the fifth and the sixth don't even talk about trying to get the different pools of Forficula auricularia and Drosophila to mate, respectively. My guess is because they weren't trying to create an example of speciation, which is what I am asking for.
The last on Caribbean Lizards is the same as the previous. It doesn't look like they were trying to produce a genetic species that could not mate with with the parent line.
I believe these are fascinating research articles on genetics. They are not examples of speciation.
I have ordered the Finches Beak book. Hopefully there will be something there. mike_c, I thank you for your help and your patience.
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