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Phylogenomics reveals conservation challenges and opportunities for cryptic endangered species in a rapidly disappearing desert ecosystem

2020-06-01

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There is growing evidence for the decline of cryptic species across the planet as a result of human activities. Accurate data regarding patterns of poorly known or hard-to-find species diversity is essential for the recognition and conservation of threatened species and ecosystems. Casey’s June beetle Dinacoma caseyi is a federally listed endangered species restricted to the Coachella Valley in southern California...

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Literature Corpus work: e88f0d72-66da-5d80-9ca5-a92bafe9eea0
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-020-01968-w

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