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Insights into Atlantic-Pacific divergence in Arbacia (Echinoidea) using revised systematics of Neogene fossils from the Caribbean and southeastern United States
The regular echinoid Arbacia Gray, 1835 is a key model in evolutionary, ecological, and biogeographic research, yet its fossil diversity and paleobiogeographic history in the western Atlantic remain understudied. We present a comprehensive revision of Plio-Pleistocene Arbacia from the southeastern U
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