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Contrasting phylogeographic patterns of sandy vs. rocky sympatric sister species of supralittoral Tylos isopods in Chile

2025-04-10

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Sister taxa that have diverged and persisted in sympatry have likely been exposed to the same general environmental changes throughout their evolutionary history and may thus exhibit similar phylogeographies. Here we compare the phylogeographic patterns of two sister species of isopods (genus Tylos ) that have broadly overlapping distributions but distinct habitat preferences in the supralittoral zone of Chile. T...

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Literature Corpus work: 95cec25d-e2d2-515c-848e-b7fbaa2a66f3
DOI: 10.22541/au.174428387.77882269/v1

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