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Life history and ecology might explain incongruent population structure in two co-distributed montane bird species of the Atlantic Forest.

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 Dec 2020

da Silva Ribeiro Tiago, Batalha-Filho Henrique, Silveira Luis Fábio, Miyaki Cristina Yumi, Maldonado-Coelho Marcos

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Comparative phylogeography is a powerful approach to investigate the role of historical and environmental processes in the evolution of biodiversity within a region. In this regard, comparative studies of species with similar habitat preferences are valuable to reduce the confounding influence of habitat association when interpreting phylogeographic patterns. In the Atlantic Forest of South America,...

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PMID: 32771546
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2020.106925

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