Phylogeographic Structure
Phylogeographic Structure is a biogeographic pattern that, as a product of historical processes such as glaciation, isolation in refugia, and postglacial recolonization, reflects the spatial distribution of genetically divergent lineages within a species, thereby revealing the influence of past geological and climatic events on population structure and evolutionary history.
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