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Time in allopatry does not predict the outcome of secondary contact in lowland Panamanian birds

2022-10-27

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Geographic speciation models assume that time in allopatry should result in greater reproductive isolation between populations. Here we test the prediction that greater time in allopatry results in greater reproductive isolation using comparative ultraconserved element (UCE) data from ten bird lineages in secondary contact in Panama, measuring both genome-wide divergence and the geographic extent of hybridization....

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806f618f-c8ff-58f5-a730-ececf06a328c
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10.1101/2022.10.25.513737
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