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The role of dispersal for shaping phylogeographical structure of flightless beetles from the Andes.
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Abstract
backgroundPáramo is a tropical alpine ecosystem present in the northern Andes. Its patchy distribution imposes limits and barriers to specialist inhabitants. We aim to assess the effects of this habitat distribution on divergence across two independently flightless ground beetle lineages, in the genera
methodsOne nuclear and one mitochondrial gene from 110 individuals from 10 sites across the two lineages were sequenced and analyzed using a combination of phylogenetics, population genetic analyses, and niche modeling methods.
resultsThe two lineages show different degrees of population subdivision. Low levels of gene flow were found in
conclusionEven though both beetle lineages are flightless, the dispersal ability of each beetle lineage appears to influence the genetic diversity across fragmented páramo populations, where
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