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Combining phylogeography and ecological niche modeling to infer the evolutionary history of the Cordoba vesper mouse (Calomys venustus).

Integrative zoology - 1 Sept 2024

Pinotti Juan Diego, Martin María Laura, Chiappero Marina Beatriz, Andreo Verónica, González-Ittig Raúl Enrique

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The evolutionary dynamics of the ecoregions of southern South America and the species that inhabit them have been poorly studied, and few biogeographic hypotheses have been proposed and tested. Quaternary climatic oscillations are among the most important processes that have led to the current distribution of genetic variation in different regions of the world. In this work, we studied the evolutionary history...

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PMID: 38287190
DOI: 10.1111/1749-4877.12805

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