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Tales of a Super Butterfly: Is Vanessa carye a Truly Migrant Species? Unraveling Migration Using Morphological and Genomics Approaches.

Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Sept 2025

Villalobos-Leiva Amado, Rodriguez-Serrano Enrique, Cruz-Jofré Franco, Lobos Isabel A, Piñeiro González Alejandro, Pinochet Javier, Benítez Hugo A

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Among movement strategies, migratory behavior is particularly intriguing in insects. Home-breeding is often permanent, and return journeys can take several generations. Although migration is crucial to the ecological and evolutionary processes of the species involved, knowledge of insect migratory behavior needs to be better understood. Vanessa carye, a butterfly native to South America with a latitudinal range...

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PMID: 40973052
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msaf212
PMCID: PMC12449186

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