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Quaternary climatic oscillation promoted speciation of two closely related endangered langurs (François’ langur and White-headed langur)

2024-01-31

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Climate oscillations may drive the divergence of ancestral species through habitat isolation, species distribution patterns, and the cessation of gene flow. However, traditional ecological niche models lack the consideration for the genetic adaptation of species, thus it’s difficult to understand how climate oscillations affect species divergence by changing their climatic suitability and historical demography. We...

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96219026-c7c4-5fe9-9e0f-03ddeb44d919
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10.22541/au.170668439.95375159/v1
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