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Whole genome sequencing reveals the phylogenetic relationships and reticulate evolution of Phrynocephalus lizards in Eurasia
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DOI：10.1016/j.ympev.2026.108664.png)
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• Toad-headed agama is a widely distributed group of lizards across Central Eurasia. • A robust phylogeny was inferred via multiple approaches on genome-wide data. • Reticulate event was identified leading to the speciation of P. mystaceus. • Toad-headed agama may have originated approximately 39.72 Ma in Central Asia and Iranian Plateau.
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Phylogenomic
Hybridization
Biogeography
Genome-wide SNVs
Toad-headed Agamas
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