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Genomic insights unveil taxonomic incongruities and evolutionary origins of solifuges across the southern Levant.

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 May 2026

Garcia Erika L, Ganem Zeana, Kulkarni Siddharth S, Perl Ilil, Sharma Prashant P, Gavish-Regev Efrat

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The Levant region is an important recognized biological corridor that unites three major continents, Africa, Asia and Europe. Due to its intersectional positioning, the region has facilitated flora and faunal exchange between four biogeographical elements: Palaearctic, Palaeoeremic, Ethiopian and Oriental. The Levant's unique geological position, along with a distinguishable climate gradient and topographic...

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PMID: 41651284
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2026.108554

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