A MULTILOCUS TEST OF SIMULTANEOUS DIVERGENCE ACROSS THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA USING SNAPPING SHRIMP IN THE GENUS ALPHEUS

@inproceedings{Hurt2009AMT,
  title={A MULTILOCUS TEST OF SIMULTANEOUS DIVERGENCE ACROSS THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA USING SNAPPING SHRIMP IN THE GENUS ALPHEUS},
  author={C. Hurt and A. Anker and N. Knowlton},
  booktitle={Evolution; international journal of organic evolution},
  year={2009}
}
  • C. Hurt, A. Anker, N. Knowlton
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    Evolution; international…
     2009
  • Biology, Medicine
    • The completion of the Panamanian Isthmus is one of the greatest natural experiments in evolution, sending multiple species pairs from a broad range of taxonomic groups on independent evolutionary trajectories. The resulting transisthmian sister species have been used as model systems for examining consequences that accompany cessation of gene flow in formerly panmictic populations. However, variance in pairwise genetic distances of these “geminates” often exceeds expectations, seemingly… CONTINUE READING
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