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Using coalescent simulations to test the impact of quaternary climate cycles on divergence in an alpine plant-insect association.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 May 2006

DeChaine Eric G, Martin Andrew P

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The Quaternary climate cycles forced species to repeatedly migrate across a continually changing landscape. How these shifts in distribution impacted the evolution of unrelated but ecologically associated taxa has remained elusive due to the stochastic nature of the evolutionary process and variation in species-specific biological characteristics and environmental constraints. To account for the uncertainty in...

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