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Role of aridity in shaping adaptive genomic divergence and population connectivity in a southern African rodent
Elucidating the drivers of evolution in dry environments is central to understanding how organisms respond to climate change. While research on the genomics of adaptation is growing, aridity-driven intraspecific divergence remains poorly quantified. Here, we address this gap by using genomic data fr
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