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Genomic structure, phenotypic variation and drivers of diversification in Euphonia hirundinacea (Aves: Fringilidae).

PeerJ - 1 Jan 2026

Vázquez-López Melisa, Zamudio-Beltrán Luz E, Ramírez-Barrera Sandra M, Escalante-Pliego Patricia, Hernández-Baños Blanca E

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The evolutionary drivers of genetic and phenotypic diversity in widespread Neotropical birds remain poorly understood, particularly in species with high dispersal capabilities. In this study, we examine the population genetic structure, demographic history, and phenotypic variation of Euphonia hirundinacea across its Mesoamerican range using NextRad genomic data, as well as geographic and phenotypic variables. A...

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PMID: 41907465
DOI: 10.7717/peerj.20916
PMCID: PMC13024245

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