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The ecological and geographic context of morphological and genetic divergence in an understorey-dwelling bird.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Ribeiro Ângela M, Lloyd Penn, Dean W Richard J, Brown Mark, Bowie Rauri C K

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Advances in understanding the process of species formation require an integrated perspective that includes the evaluation of spatial, ecological and genetic components. One approach is to focus on multiple stages of divergence within the same species. Species that comprise phenotypically different populations segregated in apparently distinct habitats, in which range is presently continuous but was putatively...

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PMID: 24516521
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0085903
PMCID: PMC3917827

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