Ancient DNA suggests single colonization and within-archipelago diversification of Caribbean caviomorph rodents

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Abstract:Reconstructing the evolutionary history of island biotas is complicated by unusual morphological evolution in insular environments. However, past human-caused extinctions limit the use of molecular analyses to determine origins and affinities of enigmatic island taxa.
Author(s):Woods, Roseina
Barnes, Ian
Brace, Selina
Turvey, Samuel T.
Date:2021
Published:Molecular biology and evolution, 38(1), 84-95
Citation:Woods, R., Barnes, I., Brace, S., & Turvey, S. T. (2021). Ancient DNA suggests single colonization and within-archipelago diversification of Caribbean caviomorph rodents. Molecular biology and evolution, 38(1), 84-95. Recuperado de:
URI:https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/2062

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