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Geographic isolation enables recurrent pollinator shifts despite hybridisation in the Cape’s hyperdiverse heathers

2023-07-19

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<h4>Summary</h4> Deciphering the ecological and geographic factors that influence the dynamics of population divergence can aid in understanding why some groups of organisms diversify more prolifically than others. One such diverse group is the heathers ( Erica , Ericaceae), whose exceptional species richness in the Cape Floristic Region is enigmatic. Here, we study Erica abietina , a small but highly variable...

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1ac0557d-60a0-5904-bbca-83727e651d5f
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10.1101/2023.07.19.549682
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