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Contemporary environmental conditions decouple ecological similarity from evolutionary relatedness in vector mosquito communities
Understanding the processes governing community assembly remains a central challenge in ecology. Although phylogenetic niche conservatism predicts that closely related species should occupy similar ecological niches, contemporary environmental conditions may weaken this relationship by promoting eco
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