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Genomic Scans Support Repetitive Continental Colonization Events during the Rapid Radiation of Voles (Rodentia: Microtus): the Utility of AFLPs versus Mitochondrial and Nuclear Sequence Markers

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关键词 mitochondrial DNA: mtDNA amplified fragment length polymorphism markers: AFLP marker nuclear DNA: nucDNA mitochondrial sequence markers nuclear sequence markers GenBank sequence data phylogenetic relationship evolutionary history biogeographic history evolutionary pattern genomic approach phylogenetic signal nuclear sequence rapid radiation reciprocal monophyly genome-wide approach Holarctic distribution genomic scan repetitive continental colonization continent-specific clade

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