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Comparative population genomics reveal stark differences in the genomic structure and drivers of isolation for two sky island bumble bees
Genetic diversity is critical for species' persistence and for preserving biodiversity. Regions with extreme elevation gradients, including 'sky island' systems, are predicted to restrict gene flow owing to dispersal barriers between high-elevation habitat patches (isolation by resistance, IBR) and
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