ArticlePhilosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences2021
Whole-genome re-sequencing data to infer historical demography and speciation processes in land snails: the study of two
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Abstract
Despite the global biodiversity of terrestrial gastropods and their ecological and economic importance, the genomic basis of ecological adaptation and speciation in land snail taxa is still largely unknown. Here, we combined whole-genome re-sequencing with population genomics to evaluate the historical demography and the speciation process of two closely related species of land snails from western Europe,
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