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Historical imprints and future shifts: Evolutionary biogeography of Atlantic reef fishes under climate change
Aim: To incorporate phylogenetic relationships into Atlantic marine biogeography, investigating how evolutionary history and environmental conditions interact to shape biodiversity patterns at ocean-basin scales, and to assess how phylogenetic metrics can inform predictions of ecological vulnerabili
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