Publicación: ANCIENT DIVERSIFICATION IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS: EXPLORING THE HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE ANTARCTIC WINGED MIDGE PAROCHLUS STEINENII (DIPTERA: CHIRONOMIDAE)
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2024
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FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
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THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF ANTARCTICA CONSISTS OF A LIMITED NUMBER OF SPECIES, NOTABLY INSECTS, SMALL CRUSTACEANS AND OTHER MICRO-INVERTEBRATES. OVER LONG PERIODS OF EVOLUTIONARY ISOLATION, THESE ORGANISMS HAVE DEVELOPED VARYING DEGREES OF TOLERANCE TO MULTIFACETED ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES. RECENT MOLECULAR BIOGEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS THE ENDURING PERSISTENCE OF MUCH OF ANTARCTICA
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speciation, phylogeography, past climate oscillations, insect, Diptera, Cape Horn, Antarctic-Magellan connection
