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Geological events and climate change drive diversification and speciation of mute cicadas in eastern continental Asia.

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 Jul 2023

Liu Yunxiang, Bu Yifan, Wang Jiali, Wei Cong

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The poor mobility of nymphs living underground, usually for many years, and the weak flying ability of adults make cicadas unique for evolutionary biology and bio-geographical study. Cicadas of the genus Karenia are unusual in Cicadidae in lacking the timbals that produce sound. Population differentiation, genetic structure, dispersal and evolutionary history of the eastern Asian mute cicada Karenia caelatata...

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PMID: 37172861
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2023.107809

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