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S. Litvinchuk

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Open access Sep 2026

Recurrent hybridization shapes the diversification of Western Palearctic common toads (Bufo bufo complex).

Glacial cycles repeatedly fragmented temperate species into refugial populations, fostering divergence as a first stage towards speciation. Yet, interglacial expansions often reconnected these lineages, allowing gene flow to erode differentiation and reshape phylogeographic trajectories. We investigate these dynamics i...

C. Dufresnes, S. Gippner, Sylvia Hofmann et al. · 0 citations
Aug 2026

Shared phylogeographic structuring and recurrent hybridization underlie the diversification of Microhyla frog complexes in the Indochinese biodiversity hotspot

The Indochinese biodiversity hotspot is portrayed as a dynamic evolutionary system where cycles of fragmentation and reconnection have repeatedly reshaped lineage boundaries, and the complex phylogeographic structure recovered exemplifies the urgent need for taxonomic revisions.

C. Dufresnes, A. V. Trofimets, V. Gorin et al. · 0 citations

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