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对比的植物地理学揭示了两种对称的两动物物种的不相似的遗传分化模式

Tao Pan1,2, Caiwen Zhang1, Pablo Orozco Terwengel3

  • 1School of Life Sciences, Anhui University, Hefei, Anhui, China.

Integrative zoology
|October 26, 2023
PubMed
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全球气候变化影响物种分布. 这项研究表明,的宽度和分散能力影响中国达比山脉的两动物遗传结构和范围大小.

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比较的植物地理学.遗传差异化 遗传差异化利基重建重建的重建范围的变化范围的变化这是一个对称分布的分布.

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