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Exploring demographic, physical, and historical explanations for the genetic structure of two lineages of Greater Antillean bats.

PloS one - 21 Mar 2011

Muscarella Robert A, Murray Kevin L, Ortt Derek, Russell Amy L, Fleming Theodore H

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Observed patterns of genetic structure result from the interactions of demographic, physical, and historical influences on gene flow. The particular strength of various factors in governing gene flow, however, may differ between species in biologically relevant ways. We investigated the role of demographic factors (population size and sex-biased dispersal) and physical features (geographic distance, island size...

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PMID: 21445291
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0017704
PMCID: PMC3061861

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