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Hidden Diversity in the Sands: Genomic Footprints of Pleistocene Refugia and Fragile Futures of the Turkestan Ground-Jay (Podoces panderi) in Central Asia.

Integrative zoology - 1 Sept 2026

Dekhkonov Shakhzod I, Gulomova Dilorom I, Fundukchiyev Semyon E, Chen Lin, Hao Yan, Wang Shangyu, Song Gang, Kholmatov Bakhtiyor R, Jashenko Roman V, Lei Fumin

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The Turkestan ground-jay (Podoces panderi), a corvid endemic to Central Asia's deserts and steppes, exemplifies how extreme environments drive speciation. Our study provides the first comprehensive high-resolution genomic analysis of this species, using complete mitochondrial genomes (49 individuals) to decode its population structure and demographic past. Our analyses revealed three highly divergent genetic...

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Animals
Genetic Variation
Asia, Central
Genome, Mitochondrial
Refugium
Phylogeny

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PMID: 41641733
DOI: 10.1111/1749-4877.70058
PMCID: PMC13574190

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