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Nan Wang1, Prashant Ghimire2, Pritam Chhetri3

  • 1School of Ecology and Nature Conservation, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China.

Molecular ecology
|February 21, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

チベットの (Perdix hodgsoniae) のような高地にある種は,地理と気候により急速な分岐を示しています. 乾燥した地域は,より高い気候変動の脆弱性に直面し,湿気地域は,より大きな遺伝的多様性と適応をサポートしています.

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中国・ヒマラヤ・シナ・ヒマラヤ.チベットのパトリッジ チベットのパトリッジバイオジオグラフィー バイオジオグラフィー気候 気候 気候 気候高地から高地へ.地元の適応 地域への適応

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