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Genomic Vulnerability to Climate Change of a Seasonal Dispersal Insect Within a Small Spatial Scale.

Molecular ecology - 1 Feb 2026

Zhang Yuyao, Li Huifang, Liu Xiaofei, Hu Juntao

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Seasonal migration represents one of the most fascinating behaviours observed throughout the animal kingdom. Understanding the spatial ecological and evolutionary dynamics of seasonally migratory animals is important to predict their responses to anthropogenic climate change. Unlike the directional and closed-circuit round-trip migratory pattern in most seasonally migratory animal species, many migratory insects...

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PMID: 41676862
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70266

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