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Inter- and intra-archipelago dynamics of population structure and gene flow in a Polynesian bird.

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 Mar 2021

Mapel Xena M, Gyllenhaal Ethan F, Modak Tejashree H, DeCicco Lucas H, Naikatini Alivereti, Utzurrum Ruth B, Seamon Joshua O, Cibois Alice, Thibault Jean-Claude, Sorenson Michael D, Moyle Robert G, Barrow Lisa N, Andersen Michael J

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Islands are separated by natural barriers that prevent gene flow between terrestrial populations and promote allopatric diversification. Birds in the South Pacific are an excellent model to explore the interplay between isolation and gene flow due to the region's numerous archipelagos and well-characterized avian communities. The wattled honeyeater complex (Foulehaio spp.) comprises three allopatric species that...

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PMID: 33276120
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2020.107034

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