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Part IV: COMPARATIVE PHYLOGEOGRAPHY IN A CONCEPTUAL SENSE
Pages 311-312

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... , among others, advocated the incorporation of more paleoecology into phylogeography; and several authors touched upon the special relevance of phylogeographic findings for the field of conservation biology. The final chapter in this book provides one further example of how comparative phylogeography relates to yet another emerging biodiversity field.
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... The union of comparative phylogeography and biogeography is a theme that emerged in the Chapter 1, was elaborated throughout this book (Chapters 8 and 11, and elsewhere) , and is eloquently summarized in this final contribution.
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