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Phylogeography at large spatial scales: incongruent patterns of population structure and demography of Pan‐American butterflies associated with weedy habitats

2012-02-01

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Aim Few studies of comparative phylogeography have been conducted at very large spatial scales, encompassing species that are distributed across multiple continents. Several Pan‐American butterfly species associated with weedy, human‐modified habitats were studied using comparative phylogeographic tools to test for the congruence of demographic histories across a range of spatial scales and to investigate the effe...

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731c9333-b4ae-58e9-9f24-5bd5ae0a6eff
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10.1111/j.1365-2699.2011.02584.x
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