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Protists Exhibit Stronger and More Recent Oceanic Genetic Structure than Archaeplastida and Metazoa

2025-06-02

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The global distribution of biodiversity is shaped by a complex interplay of evolutionary history and ecological processes. While biogeographic patterns are well defined for animals and plants, the global distributions of protists remain unclear. A key question is whether protists follow the same broad biogeographic principles as macroscopic life. To address this, we compiled 88 marine COI metabarcoding studies per...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.02.657477

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