The biogeographic and evolutionary processes shaping population divergence in Laupala.

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Speciation generates biodiversity and the mechanisms involved are thought to vary across the tree of life and across environments. For example, well-studied adaptive radiations are thought to be fuelled by divergent ecological selection, but additionally are influenced heavily by biogeographic, genomic and demographic factors. Mechanisms of non-adaptive radiations, producing ecologically cryptic taxa, have been...

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