Migration is typically associated with risk and uncertainty at the population level, but little is
known about its cost–benefit trade‐offs at the species level. Migratory insects in particular …

Climate change is causing shifts in the distribution of many species and populations
inhabiting mountain tops are particularly vulnerable to these threats because they are …

The interplay between geographic barriers and climatic oscillations over the past 2.6 million
years structured genetic variation at the continental scale. The genetic legacy of the …

Glacial cycles lead to periodic population interbreeding and isolation in warm‐adapted
species, which impact genetic structure and evolution. However, the effects of these …

Natural selection is less efficient in the absence of recombination. As a result,
nonrecombining sequences, such as sex chromosomes, tend to degenerate over time …

The conservation of genetic diversity is a major target of the Kunming-Montreal Global
Biodiversity Framework and of the EU Nature Restoration Law, as it provides populations …

A good knowledge of the evolutionary history of organisms and an accurate taxonomic
framework are keys for efficient biodiversity conservation measures. This is particularly …

Hybridisation and introgression are increasingly seen as important drivers of the evolution of
organisms, particularly in Lepidoptera. One group that is gaining attention due to recently …

Based on the recent developments by studies on the Aphaenogaster subterranea group and
new molecular data, we provide a revision that summarizes the knowledge on the diversity …

Multi-locus genetic data for phylogeographic studies is generally limited in geographic and
taxonomic scope as most studies only examine a few related species. The strong adoption …