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Jailed in the mountains: Genetic diversity and structure of an endemic newt species across the Pyrenees.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2018

Valbuena-Ureña Emilio, Oromi Neus, Soler-Membrives Anna, Carranza Salvador, Amat Fèlix, Camarasa Sebastià, Denoël Mathieu, Guillaume Olivier, Sanuy Delfí, Loyau Adeline, Schmeller Dirk S, Steinfartz Sebastian

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The Pyrenees represent a natural laboratory for biogeographic, evolutionary and ecological research of mountain fauna as a result of the high variety of habitats and the profound effect of the glacial and interglacial periods. There is a paucity of studies providing a detailed insight into genetic processes and better knowledge on the patterns of genetic diversity and how they are maintained under high altitude...

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0200214
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