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Comparative phylogeography of a vulnerable bat and its ectoparasite reveals dispersal of a non-mobile parasite among distinct evolutionarily significant units of the host

2018-04-01

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Knowledge about phylogeographical structuring and genetic diversity is of key importance for the conservation of endangered species. Comparative phylogeography of a host and its parasite has the potential to reveal cryptic dispersal and behaviour in both species, and can thus be used to guide conservation management. In this study, we investigate the phylogeographic structure of the Bechstein’s bat, Myotis bechste...

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Literature Corpus work: d07c2f26-9d9c-5022-9717-c310406d9dea
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-017-1024-9

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