Phylogenomic Analysis of Wide‐Ranging Least Shrews Refines Conservation Priorities and Supports a Paradigm for Evolution of Biota Spanning Eastern North America and Mesoamerica

Phylogenomic Analysis of Wide‐Ranging Least Shrews Refines Conservation Priorities and Supports a Paradigm for Evolution of Biota Spanning Eastern North America and Mesoamerica

ABSTRACT Anthropogenic global change is impacting the evolutionary potential of biodiversity in ways that have been difficult to predict. Distinct evolutionary units within species may respond differently to the same environmental trends, reflecting unique geography, ecology, adaptation, or drift. L...

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Main Authors: Tommy M. Galfano, Tommy M. Herrera, John B. Bulger, James N. Stuart, Jennifer K. Frey, Andrew G. Hope
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2025-05-01
Series:Ecology and Evolution
Subjects:
conservation units
Cryptotis parvus
ddRADseq
mito‐nuclear discordance
peripheral endemism
population genomics
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.71263
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