Tag Archives: isolation by environment

Adapting to the new wave of isolation by environment

Posted on 17 Jun, 2015 by Rob Denton

Isolation by environment, not distance, explains the genetic relationship between an avian taxon among Madrean Sky Islands, according to a new study appearing in Molecular Ecology by Manthey and Moyle. The authors throw the kitchen sink of new analyses at a combination … Continue reading →

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Interview: The landscape of Ian Wang's reading list

Posted on 22 Apr, 2015 by Rob Denton

To follow up on some recent posts on The Molecular Ecologist about landscape genetics and isolation by environment, I brought in an expert. Dr. Ian Wang is an assistant professor in the Department of Environment Science, Policy, and Management at … Continue reading →

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