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Ancient admixture catalyzes homoploid hybrid speciation and intense genomic erosion in an Asian langur genus

2026-06-18

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Ancient admixture catalyzes evolutionary innovation, yet its long-term genomic consequences for newly formed lineages remain poorly understood. Here, based on 53 genomes covering 19 species of the Asian langur genus Trachypithecus, we explore admixture's role in shaping a reticulated radiation. Genome-wide analyses of phylogenomic triplet topologies demonstrate that phylogenetic discordance across this radiation i...

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9aab50e6-dd8a-5bb6-8b7d-c685150f367b
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10.64898/2026.06.17.732823
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