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Testing which axes of species differentiation underlie covariance of phylogeographic similarity among montane sedge species.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Feb 2021

Hodel Richard G J, Massatti Rob, Bishop Sasha G D, Knowles L Lacey

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Co-distributed species may exhibit similar phylogeographic patterns due to shared environmental factors or discordant patterns attributed to the influence of species-specific traits. Although either concordant or discordant patterns could occur due to chance, stark differences in key traits (e.g., dispersal ability) may readily explain differences between species. Multiple species' attributes may affect genetic...

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PMID: 33386752
DOI: 10.1111/evo.14159

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