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Contrasting Genomic Outcomes of Secondary Contact in Bornean Bird Lineages: Insights From Barrier Loci, Demographic History and Genomic Features.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jun 2026

Lim Haw Chuan, Shakya Subir B, Gawin Dency F, Sheldon Frederick H

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Secondary contact before the completion of reproductive isolation can alter speciation trajectories by impeding divergence through gene flow or accelerating it via reinforcement. Using genomic data, we investigated secondary contact between two pairs of Copsychus (Muscicapidae) lineages in Borneo: subspecies of magpie-robins (C. saularis) and two species of shamas (C. malabaricus and C. stricklandii). Although...

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PMID: 42325064
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70444

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