Carnivorous plants (CPs)—those possessing specific strategies to attract, capture and kill
animal prey and obtain nutrition through the absorption of their biomass—are harbingers of …

Phylogeographic studies base inferences on large data sets and complex demographic
models, but these models are applied in ways that could mislead researchers and …

Growing evidence supports the idea that species can diverge in the presence of gene flow.
However, most methods of phylogeny estimation do not consider this process, despite the …

The analysis of genetic structure and variability of isolated species is of critical importance in
evaluating whether stochastic or human-caused factors are affecting rare species. Low …

Phylogeographic research investigates biodiversity at the interface between populations
and species, in a temporal and geographic context. Phylogeography has benefited from …

The discipline of phylogeography has evolved rapidly in terms of the analytical toolkit used
to analyse large genomic data sets. Despite substantial advances, analytical tools that could …

We collected∼ 29 kb of sequence data using Roche 454 pyrosequencing in order to
estimate the timing and pattern of diversification in the carnivorous pitcher plant Sarracenia …

Comparative phylogeographic investigations have identified congruent phylogeographic
breaks in co-distributed species in nearly every region of the world. The qualitative …

Genetic analyses can identify the scale at which wildlife species are impacted by human
activities, and provide demographic information useful for management. Here, we use …

Biogeographic barriers have long been implicated as drivers of biological diversification, but
how these barriers influence co‐occurring taxa can vary depending on factors intrinsic to the …