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The Mysterious ‘Mid-Peninsular Break’ of Baja California, Mexico: Simultaneous Vicariance or Idiosyncratic Dispersal?
The Mysterious ‘Mid-Peninsular Break’ of Baja California, Mexico: Simultaneous Vicariance or Idiosyncratic Dispersal?
Recording date: 30/05/2017
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Andrew Gottscho discusses his research on lizard populations on Baja California, Mexico and whether or not new populations were formed by dispersal or due to some kind of geological barrier.
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