Coalescent simulations indicate that the São Francisco River is a biogeographic barrier for six vertebrates in a seasonally dry South American forest

Keyphrases

• Vertebrates 100%
• South America 100%
• Seasonally Dry 100%
• Coalescent Simulations 100%
• Biogeographic Barriers 100%
• Caatinga 100%
• Divergence Time 66%
• Multilocus Approach 33%
• Migration Rate 33%
• Phylogeographic 33%
• Vertebrate Species 33%
• Supervised Machine Learning 33%
• Study Support 33%
• Gene Flow 33%
• Time Rate 33%
• Taxonomic Groups 33%
• Late Pleistocene 33%
• Model-based Approach 33%
• Geological History 33%
• Approximate Bayesian Computation 33%
• Demographic Model 33%
• Mixed Support 33%
• Time-varied 33%
• Northeastern Brazil 33%
• Dry Regions 33%
• Riverine Barrier Hypothesis 33%
• Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest 33%
• Neotropical Rainforest 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 100%
• Tropical Forest 100%
• Gene Flow 100%
• Arid Zones 100%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Caatinga 100%
• Machine Learning 33%
• Gene Flow 33%
• Tropical Forest 33%
• Late Pleistocene 33%
• Brazil 33%
• Arid Zones 33%