Contrasting multiple organisms with similar contemporary distributions, researchers can identify shared evolutionary patterns and provide historical context for community composition. We used three species complexes w...Contrasting multiple organisms with similar contemporary distributions, researchers can identify shared evolutionary patterns and provide historical context for community composition. We used three species complexes with overlapping distributions in Southeastern China and surrounding islands to explore the phylogeographic history of the region. Despite similar geographic distributions, genetic data revealed few congruent patterns, but all complexes displayed genetic divergence for Taiwan Residents populations. Additionally, niche modeling and divergence dating did not find support for diversification associated with the Last Glacial Maximum [Current Zoology 61 （5）： 943-950,2015].展开更多
An emerging paradigm in analysis of geographic differentiation and speciation is integration of phylogeographic analyses and paleo-distributional projections to gain insight into these complex historical processes （P...An emerging paradigm in analysis of geographic differentiation and speciation is integration of phylogeographic analyses and paleo-distributional projections to gain insight into these complex historical processes （Peterson, 2009）. This approach hinges on the idea of a relatively stable landscape,展开更多
文摘Contrasting multiple organisms with similar contemporary distributions, researchers can identify shared evolutionary patterns and provide historical context for community composition. We used three species complexes with overlapping distributions in Southeastern China and surrounding islands to explore the phylogeographic history of the region. Despite similar geographic distributions, genetic data revealed few congruent patterns, but all complexes displayed genetic divergence for Taiwan Residents populations. Additionally, niche modeling and divergence dating did not find support for diversification associated with the Last Glacial Maximum [Current Zoology 61 （5）： 943-950,2015].
文摘An emerging paradigm in analysis of geographic differentiation and speciation is integration of phylogeographic analyses and paleo-distributional projections to gain insight into these complex historical processes （Peterson, 2009）. This approach hinges on the idea of a relatively stable landscape,
