Diversification In African Cichlid Fishes: From Speciation To Macroevolutionary Patterns

C. Wagner · 2011

Summary

This result suggests that ecological and behavioral traits have a strong influence on the scale and degree of population subdivision, a finding which has potentially important implications for understanding differential propensities for diversification among lineages and phylogenetic patterns of diversity.

Published: 2011-08-31
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