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Population genomics reveals deep diversification in Malayan pangolins.
Molecular biology and evolution - 2 Feb 2026
Li Bo, Li Haimeng, Shi Minhui, Wang Qing, Li Huixin, Guo Ce, Hu Jingyang, Liu Boyang, Tian Yinping, Liu Shanlin, Finch Kristen, Wang Shiqing, Yang Shangchen, Cui Liangyu, Li Jun, Zhao Xilong, Deng Zhangwen, Ma Yue, Kim Hyeon Jeong, Wasser Samuel K, Wang Kai, Lu Haorong, Chen Jin, Guo Huabing, Yao Yan, Xie Hui, Wang Yiyi, Fan Jiale, Lin Yu, Hou Yinmeng, Fu Yuan, Jiang Chuan, Lu Jinyao, Li Siyuan, Qiu Zhaowen, Zhang Wei, Bai Suying, Han Lei, Wang Zhen, Wang Chen, Li Jiahao, Jiang Yuze, Liu Shasha, Wang Jiayi, Yu Li, Li Qiye, Li Li, Hua Yan, Lan Tianming, Xu Yanchun
Abstract excerpt
Archipelagos and oceanic islands have remarkably high levels of endemism, which is associated with rapid speciation. The Malayan pangolin (Manis javanica), one of critically endangered Asia pangolin species, occurs in southern Yunnan, China, and on oceanic islands via the Malay peninsula. The question of whether the distribution of Malayan pangolins between the mainland and nearby marine islands has led to deep...
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