Most approaches to species delimitation to date have considered divergence-only models.
Although these models are appropriate for allopatric speciation, their failure to incorporate …

Motivation With growing genome-wide molecular datasets from next-generation sequencing,
phylogenetic networks can be estimated using a variety of approaches. These phylogenetic …

Pleistocene glacial cycles drastically changed the distributions of taxa endemic to temperate
rainforests in the Pacific Northwest, with many experiencing reduced habitat suitability …

Predictive phylogeography seeks to aggregate genetic, environmental and taxonomic data
from multiple species in order to make predictions about unsampled taxa using machine …

Quaternary glacial cycles often altered species' geographic distributions, which in turn
altered the geographic structure of species' genetic diversity. In many cases, glacial …

The history of the currently disjunct temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest of North
America has shaped the evolution and diversity of endemics. This study focuses on how …

The disjunct temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest of North America (PNW) are
characterized by late‐successional dominant tree species Thuja plicata (western redcedar) …

Leaf-litter-dwelling invertebrates serve an important role in ecosystem function by breaking
down nutrients and potentially acting as indicators of habitat quality. However, this …

A identificação dos processos responsáveis pela diversificação de grupos na região
Neotropical esteve comumente associada à recuperação do período em que ocorreu esta …

Comparative phylogeography is the study of the effects of biogeography and evolutionary
history on the spatial distribution of genetic variation of codistributed species. This approach …