... island biogeography archipelago Pachycephalidae speciation hybrid zone Accepted Manuscript Waves of Colonization and Gene Flow in a Great Speciator Ethan F. Gyllenhaal1,2*, Serina S. Brady3, Lucas H. DeCicco4,5, Alivereti Naikatini6, Paul M. Hime4,7, Joseph D. Manthey2, John Kelly5, Robert G...

... in the angiosperms, but the biogeography and timing of its global radiation has not yet been fully investigated. Here, we carried out phylogenetic analyses with a molecular clock to provide a framework to examine divergence times and global biogeography and dispersal patterns of the genus, with a focus...

... and morphological data from nearly all species within the genus Manica, and a broad sampling of its sister genus Myrmica. Subsequently, we demonstrate the effect of fossil placement on overall divergence times in the Myrmicinae. We then re-evaluate the historical biogeography of the Myrmicini...

...% of the species of the Meconopsis–Oreomecon clade within the phylogenetic framework of the Old World Papavereae. By integrating phylogenetic, molecular dating, biogeographic, and climatic niche analyses, we investigate the historical biogeography of this clade, explore the diversification...

... undescribed species of Sesarma, 2) casts doubt on the validity of the sesarmid genus Metopaulias Rathbun, 1896, and 3) sheds light on transisthmian and basinal speciation in the American tropics. adaptive radiation biogeography Caribbean region Crustacea Sesarma speciation...

... environmental changes have driven the diversification of IWP reef fishes. Abudefduf biogeography climate change ddRADseq marine biodiversity Pleistocene glacial cycles population genetic structure population genomics sergeant-majors National Science and Technology Council, Taiwan NSTC 112...

... prioritize isolation as a key driver of species diversity, whereas our study highlights the pivotal role of human activity in facilitating species establishment and persistence. This human influence can override classical island biogeography effects, such as isolation and island size. Our study underscores...

... Pacific, animal- and wind-pollinated flowers exhibited unexpected and markedly different evolutionary trajectories. Further studies are needed to understand the mechanisms behind these patterns. Island rule flower size island biogeography plant evolution Southwest Pacific Island syndrome Island...

... Consolidating Conservation of Critical Landscapes Andes biogeography Chocó Holoadeninae phylogeny systematics taxonomy Abstract Noblella is a genus of 17 recognized nominal species of ground-dwelling, direct-developing frogs. It consists of two clades that do not form a monophyletic group...

... to their complete loss of flight ability and geographical genetic differentiation via further suppression of gene flows between populations. ground beetle speciation polymorphism phylogeny biogeography Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 10.13039/501100001691 21H04736 23H02547 Insects are one...

... finding of two new species on the CR, including one not known anywhere else, underscores the unique biodiversity at these vents and strengthens the case for protecting them from potential deep-sea mining activities. biodiversity biogeography COI mtDNA Gastropoda Indian Ocean new species...

... as negative control environments to investigate geochemical and geological processes in the presence of life. The prevalence of habitable spaces on Earth and other planetary bodies is discussed. biogeography microbial distribution extremophiles limits astrobiology Science and Technology Facilities Council...

... in these regions. Lastly, we propose future directions and questions for comparative research that can be done in suture zones. biogeography hybrid zone hybridization speciation suture zones The concept of “suture-zones” was formalized by Remington (1968) in a review where he noted that, although biologists...

... of investigating the spatial variation of the gut microbiome to better understand its impact on host physiology. Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract gut microbiome gut ecology gut biogeography fecal microbiota transplantation small intestine microbiome spatial organization gastrointestinal tract...

... genome assembly historical biogeography introgression cyto-nuclear conflicts Neotropical speciation Sophophora Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP) 95/06165-1 2014/14059-0 2016/11994-5 Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq...

... regional features in biogeographic hypothesis testing. Historical biogeography Liolaemus phylogenetics SSE model Many different phylogenetic models of historical biogeography have been created for the purposes of explaining how species both evolve over time and move through space ( Ronquist...

... and Mpumalanga, because fine-scale sampling might unmask considerable hitherto-undocumented biodiversity. Biogeography freshwater Limpopo Mpumalanga mountain National Research Foundation 10.13039/501100001321 FBIP 138573 Mountains have integrative roles in promoting and sustaining biodiversity...

... Wiedomys no Nordeste do Brasil. biogeography Caatinga Cerrado geographic variation riverine barriers speciation taxonomy biogeografia Caatinga Cerrado especiação rios como barreira taxonomia variação geográfica Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro CAPES 10.13039...

... accelerated diversification by isolating populations. Biogeography host use montane species rapid diversification target capture National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809 32070469 32270478 32071611 Swedish Research Council 10.13039/501100004359 2020-06422 2019...

..., adaptability, dynamic geography, and persistence can explain the living diversity of New World killifishes. evolutionary rates faunal formation mitochondrial DNA North America zoogeography biogeography subtropical Historical biogeography attempts to explain how past events produced current species...