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There is more to the picture than meets the eye: adaptation for crypsis blurs phylogeographical structure in a lizard

2017-02-01

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AIM: We examined dorsal coloration in and genetic relationships among Iberian populations of the lizard Psammodromus algirus to determine the extent to which the current distribution of phenotypic variation is correlated with phylogeographical history or local environmental conditions. LOCATION: Iberian Peninsula, western Palaearctic. METHODS: We sequenced mitochondrial DNA (ND4 and adjacent tRNAs genes) in 36 pop...

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89612ded-f9e8-586c-b54f-c501c4e246a1
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10.1111/jbi.12831
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