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Two Contrasting Demographic Processes Shape the Divergence and Evolution of the Widespread Arid Zone Specialist, Petrogale lateralis.

Molecular ecology - 1 Feb 2026

Potter Sally, Moritz Craig, Ottewell Kym, Roycroft Emily, MacDonald Anna J, Byrne Margaret, Cooper Steven J B, Pearson David J, Eldridge Mark D B

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Organisms living in arid environments are predicted to be at increased risk of extinction under climatic and anthropogenic change. Response to past climate change can provide some insights into these risks; however, our understanding of the diversification and evolutionary history of many arid-adapted species is still limited, particularly in Australia. Here, we evaluate the demographic and evolutionary history...

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PMID: 41640230
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70235

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