phylogeography
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- with burgeoning data and increasing applications of related analytical tools, such as site-frequency spectra and coalescent simulations, we can ask whether and how phylogeography is now distinct from population genetics
- there is still value in the original conception of phylogeography as a bridge between population biology and phylogenetics
- the flanking regions of ultraconserved elements (UCEs) have been promoted as suitable for phylogeographic questions, with the advantage that they are variable and their presence in [?] can be predicted in uncharacterized genomes