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Linking large-scale genetic structure of three Argynnini butterfly species to geography and environment.

Molecular ecology - 1 Aug 2022

Polic Daniela, Yıldırım Yeşerin, Lee Kyung Min, Franzén Markus, Mutanen Marko, Vila Roger, Forsman Anders

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Understanding which factors and processes are associated with genetic differentiation within and among species remains a major goal in evolutionary biology. To explore differences and similarities in genetic structure and its association with geographical and climatic factors in sympatric sister species, we conducted a large-scale (>32° latitude and >36° longitude) comparative phylogeographical study on three...

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PMID: 35841126
DOI: 10.1111/mec.16594
PMCID: PMC9544544

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