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Does population distribution matter? Influence of a patchy versus continuous distribution on genetic patterns in a wind‐pollinated shrub

2017-02-01

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AIM: Uniform spatial population distributions are predicted to result in lower among‐population genetic differentiation and higher within‐population genetic diversity than naturally patchy distributions, but there have been surprisingly few attempts to isolate this effect from confounding factors. We studied the widespread wind‐pollinated shrub Allocasuarina humilis that is common in a geologically stable landscap...

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10.1111/jbi.12843
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