Spatial population structure of a widespread aquatic insect in the Colorado River Basin: Evidence for aHydropsyche oslarispecies complex

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RT @anyanovaya: New paper, new spp complex! We found high genetic variation in a caddisfly in the Colorado River Basin. There were > shared…

05 May 2020

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RT @anyanovaya: New paper, new spp complex! We found high genetic variation in a caddisfly in the Colorado River Basin. There were > shared…

04 May 2020

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New paper, new spp complex! We found high genetic variation in a caddisfly in the Colorado River Basin. There were > shared haplotypes up North, where the river network is dense and connected. Far less so in Grand Canyon, an extremely isolated riverscap

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