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Drivers of Andean diversity: Phylogeographic structure and the evolution of hemipenial and dewlap morphology in a Neotropical lizard (Squamata: Anolidae: Anolis mariarum)
Abstract Phenotypic traits and genetic variation are fundamental for understanding biological diversity and evolutionary processes. In natural populations, phenotypic novelties are generally expected to align with genetic differentiation, establishing phenotype–genotype relationships. This p
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