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Evolutionary Triggers of Plant Speciation in the Himalaya‐Tibet‐Hengduan Biodiversity Epicentre
Background Past studies linking geologic and climatic controls on speciation in the Himalaya, Tibet and Hengduan (HTH) regions do not fully capture the mechanisms underlying patterns of plant diversity and endemism in hyperdiverse mountain ecosystems. Aims This study sheds new light on the orogenic
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