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Integrative Assessment of Evidence for Anagenetic Speciation in Ulleungdo Endemic Plants: Plastid, Nuclear, and Morphological Perspectives.
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Abstract
Ulleungdo Island harbors several endemic plant lineages commonly interpreted as products of anagenetic speciation following long-distance colonization. Yet plastome phylogenies represent a single organellar genealogy and may conflict with nuclear genomic structure, morphology, or taxonomic boundaries. This critical mini-review evaluates whether plastid-based hypotheses for the origin and diversification of Ulleungdo endemics are supported by independent molecular and phenotypic evidence. We synthesize findings from comparative plastomics, chloroplast haplotype and network analyses, nuclear microsatellites, nrDNA sequencing, genome-wide multiplexed inter-simple sequence repeat genotyping by sequencing (MIG-seq) single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP), cytogenetics, morphology, and multicompartment phylogenomics. The evidence reveals heterogeneous evolutionary outcomes.
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