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线粒基因组揭示了跨林鸟类间分歧事件的时间和分布

Keiler A Collier1,2,3, Travis C Glenn4, Naoki Takebayashi2,5

  • 1University of Alaska Museum, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK, United States of America.

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|February 9, 2026
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在贝林基亚的冰川周期影响了鸟类的分歧,创造了不同的种群. 对鸟类线粒体组的分析表明,发生了分歧事件,尽管确切的时间和数量仍然复杂,可能表明持续的替代性.

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贝林基亚 (Beringia) 是一个植物.鸟类 鸟类 鸟类 鸟类差异化 差异化冰川的形成是因为冰川.线粒体基因组是指线粒体的基因组.规格 规格 规格 规格

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