Vicariance Hypotheses Testing is a systematic methodological framework used in biogeography to evaluate the congruence between the evolutionary histories of organisms and the geological history of landmass fragmentation by testing whether the spatial distribution of taxa reflects vicariant events rather than dispersal.
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A Vicariance Model of Caribbean Biogeography
Donn Eric Rosen · Systematic Biology · 1975 · 461 citations
A Vicariance Model of Caribbean Biogeography
Donn Eric Rosen · Systematic Zoology · 1975 · 361 citations
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