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Living on the edge: comparative phylogeography and phylogenetics of Oreohelix land snails at their range edge in Western Canada.

BMC evolutionary biology - 6 Jan 2020

Dempsey Z W, Goater C P, Burg T M

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BACKGROUND: The biodiversity and distributions of terrestrial snails at local and regional scales are influenced by their low vagility and microhabitat specificity. The accessibility of large-bodied species and their characteristically high levels of genetic polymorphism make them excellent ecological and evolutionary models for studies on the phylogeography, phylogenetics, and conservation of organisms in...

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PMID: 31906912
DOI: 10.1186/s12862-019-1566-1
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