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Michael J. Landis

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Open access Sep 2026

Gene tree patterns help answer: vicariance or dispersal?

Historical biogeography seeks to understand the drivers of species distributions over space and time. One question of interest is how, out of many possible ways, does geography drive speciation. Vicariance, where geographic barriers arise splitting populations and limiting gene flow, can lead to allopatric speciation....

Anna A. Nagel, Michael J. Landis, Fábio K. Mendes · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

On the mapping between evolutionary scenarios and governing rules in state-dependent speciation-extinction models

This study provides a theoretical ground to directly link data-generating process and observed tip state frequencies under an SSE framework and shows that multiple evolutionary scenarios can produce identical stationary distributions of tip state frequencies.

A. C. Soewongsono, Michael J. Landis · 0 citations

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