Contrasting population-level responses to Pleistocene climatic oscillations in an alpine bat revealed by complete mitochondrial genomes and evolutionary history inference

Keyphrases

• Evolutionary History 100%
• Population Response 100%
• Complete Mitochondrial Genome 100%
• Pleistocene Climatic Oscillations 100%
• Population Size 66%
• Ecological Niche Modeling 66%
• Pyrenees 66%
• Middle East 33%
• Single Species 33%
• Long-term Consequences 33%
• Genetic Diversity 33%
• Variable Effect 33%
• Integrative Approach 33%
• Population Level 33%
• Croatia 33%
• Southeastern Europe 33%
• Geographical Location 33%
• Glaciation 33%
• Cold Stage 33%
• Mountain Range 33%
• Population-level Variation 33%
• Approximate Bayesian Computation 33%
• Western Palaearctic 33%
• Demographic Response 33%
• Climatic Suitability 33%
• Demographic History 33%
• Bayesian Phylogenetic Inference 33%
• Climate Change Consequences 33%
• Glaciation Events 33%
• Plecotus Macrobullaris 33%
• Brown Long-eared Bat 33%
• Dinarides 33%
• Modeling Projections 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Pleistocene 100%
• Mitochondrial DNA 100%
• Environmental Niche Modeling 50%
• Population Size 50%
• Climate Change 25%
• Croatia 25%
• Eastern Europe 25%
• Geographical Region 25%
• Middle East 25%
• Mountain Range 25%
• Demographic History 25%
• Genetics 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Mitochondrial Genome 100%
• Population Size 100%
• Mitochondrial DNA 100%
• Genetic Divergence 50%