THE EREBIA TYNDARUS SPECIES COMPLEX IN THE ALPS AND APENNINES: NEW GENETIC DATA ON A BIOGEOGRAPHIC RIDDLE

Authors

  • ALESSANDRA TRASATTI

Abstract

The Erebia tyndarus species complex is a cluster of closely related alpine taxa, which have represented an intriguing issue for taxonomists, evolutionary biologists and biogeographers (eg. Lorkovi?, 1958; Descimon & Mallet, 2009).

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2018-11-21

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Vol. 75 (2013)

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