Lessons from the fish: a multi‐species analysis reveals common processes underlying similar species‐genetic diversity correlations
Species‐genetic diversity correlations (SGDCs) have been investigated over a large spectra of organisms, which has greatly improved our understanding of parallel processes potentially driving both species and genetic diversity. However, there are still few studies comparing SGDCs (and underlying pro...
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