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Geographic divergence in population genomics and shell morphology reveal history of glacial refugia in a coastal dogwhelk.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 6 May 2026

Longman Emily K, Nunez Joaquin C B, Sanford Eric, Pespeni Melissa H

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Studying contemporaneous spatial patterns of genomic diversity can yield important insights into the evolutionary processes that structure populations and shape patterns of adaptation. In contrast to the large number of marine species with planktonic larvae, populations of marine taxa with low dispersal and deep evolutionary divergences offer an opportunity to reveal the phylogeographic histories of marine...

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PMID: 42086245
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2025.3148

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