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Gecko phylogeography in the Western Indian Ocean region: the oldest clade of Ebenavia inunguis lives on the youngest island

2017-02-01

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AIM: We studied the gecko genus Ebenavia to reconstruct its colonization history, test for anthropogenic versus natural dispersal out of Madagascar, and correlate divergence date estimates of our phylogeny with geological age estimates of islands in the region. LOCATION: Madagascar and surrounding islands of the Western Indian Ocean (Comoros, Mayotte, Mauritius, Pemba). METHODS: We reconstructed the phylogeny of E...

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231929ba-6d08-574b-a310-6d842f543b08
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10.1111/jbi.12912
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