Tag Archives: comparative phylogeography

Phenotypes in Comparative Phylogeography

Posted on 11 Aug, 2016 by Katie Everson

Earlier this week, The Molecular Ecologist contributor Bryan McLean posted about the current state of comparative phylogeography (Riddle 2016). He listed several exciting directions that comparative phylogeography is heading, including more research that includes trait data. As a followup to … Continue reading →

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A new (quantitative!) method for comparative phylogeography

Posted on 4 May, 2016 by Katie Everson

Comparative phylogeographic studies usually involve a) documenting a phylogeographic pattern and b) recognizing that the same pattern is congruent in multiple species. But what if species histories are only sortof congruent? Perhaps they share one major splitting event but not later … Continue reading →

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