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Post‐glacial range revolutions in South European hares (Lepus spp.): Insights from ancient DNA and ecological niche modelling

2018-12-01

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AIM: The distribution of hares (Lepus spp.) in southern Europe was markedly different at the Last Glacial Maximum. Historical hybridization during range replacements led to high frequencies of mtDNA introgression from Lepus timidus into populations of three other species in northern Iberian Peninsula, even though L. timidus subsequently disappeared from the region. We use palaeontological records to provide new in...

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10.1111/jbi.13454
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