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Landscape Heterogeneity Explains the Genetic Differentiation of a Forest Bird across the Sino-Himalayan Mountains.

Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Mar 2024

Jiao Xiaolu, Wu Lei, Zhang Dezhi, Wang Huan, Dong Feng, Yang Le, Wang Shangyu, Amano Hitoha E, Zhang Weiwei, Jia Chenxi, Rheindt Frank E, Lei Fumin, Song Gang

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Mountains are the world's most important centers of biodiversity. The Sino-Himalayan Mountains are global biodiversity hotspot due to their extremely high species richness and endemicity. Ample research investigated the impact of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau uplift and Quaternary glaciations in driving species diversification in plants and animals across the Sino-Himalayan Mountains. However, little is known about...

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PMID: 38318973
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msae027
PMCID: PMC10919924

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