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812 Comparative phylogeography of alpine/subalpine Himalopsyche of the Tibeto-Himalayan region: An assessment of mountain geo-biodiversity hypothesis

Title
Comparative phylogeography of alpine/subalpine Himalopsyche of the Tibeto-Himalayan region: An assessment of mountain geo-biodiversity hypothesis
Description

Distribution range size change from the LGM to present day of H. tibetana, H. digitata, H. gregoryi, and H. platon, which are endemic to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The species distribution modelling of each species at different time scenarios are constructed with an ensemble method using the R package biomod2.

Species Groups
Study site
lake level and area data for 31 lakes from 1992 to 2015
Sampling locations
H. tibetana &H. digitata
location
27.718384062583826, 84.462890625
location
type
Aquatic insects
state
Nepal
code
description
H. gregoryi & H. platon
location
28.450581302836, 99.84375
location
type
Aquatic insects
state
China
code
description
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  • Comparative Phylogeography
Contact
Xiling Deng
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  • Comparative_phylogeography_of_alpine/subalpine_Himalopsyche_of_the_Tibeto-Himalayan_region:_An_assessment_of_mountain_geo-biodiversity_hypothesis.xml
  • Comparative_phylogeography_of_alpine/subalpine_Himalopsyche_of_the_Tibeto-Himalayan_region:_An_assessment_of_mountain_geo-biodiversity_hypothesis.eml

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