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Expansion From Lowland Pleistocene Refugia Followed by Cryptic Introgression in an African Elevational Generalist Bird.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jul 2026

Gyllenhaal Ethan F, Boyane Swapnil S, Colmenares-Pinzón Javier E, Rice Ari A, Tocora María C, Bapeamoni Frank, Murhabale Bertin, Kahindo Charles, Marks Ben D, Manthey Joseph D

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The immense biodiversity observed in tropical forests has inspired the study of evolution since its inception, and numerous hypotheses have been generated to explain this diversity. One major driver of tropical forest biodiversity has been the repeated climatic fluctuations due to the Pleistocene glacial cycles. The Afrotropics are one region that has seen a particularly rich debate about the origin of its...

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PMID: 42516039
DOI: 10.1111/mec.70488
PMCID: PMC13408564

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