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Correlates of population genetic differentiation in marine and terrestrial environments

2018-11-01

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AIM: Theory predicts that differences in phylogeographic structure between species should be related to differences in life history, environment, and evolutionary time. Reviews of empirical studies suggest sometimes complex interactions and possibly a preponderance of exceptions to the predicted relationship that greater population genetic differentiation results from lower dispersal potential, as a function of li...

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10.1111/jbi.13437
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