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A neutral theory for interpreting correlations between species and genetic diversity in communities.
The American naturalist - 1 Jan 2015
Laroche Fabien, Jarne Philippe, Lamy Thomas, David Patrice, Massol Francois
Abstract excerpt
Spatial patterns of biological diversity have been extensively studied in ecology and population genetics, because they reflect the forces acting on biodiversity. A growing number of studies have found that genetic (within-species) and species diversity can be correlated in space (the so-called species-gene diversity correlation [SGDC]), which suggests that they are controlled by nonindependent processes....
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