<p>(a) Marginal posterior probability distribution of migration rate estimates in each direction for each species. (b) Estimated Θ (2 Ne) values for each biogeographic region (north and south) as well as the ancestral Θ against genetic differentiation (global Φ<sub>ST</sub>). Asterisks denote estimated Θ 95% HPD that do not overlap with either ancestral Θ or the estimated Θ in the other biogeographic region. (c) Marginal posterior probability distributions of divergence time (<i>t</i>) estimates expressed in thousands of years (Kyr). Divergence time estimates were scaled using 2% and 10% per million year substitution rates. (d) Highest probability value of estimated migration rates (<i>m</i>) in each direction, and divergence times (<i>t</i...
<p>Probability densities (P) are shown in curves, which present single narrow peaks for six paramete...
Understanding speciation is a fundamental aim of evolutionary biology and a very challenging one. Sp...
Species are commonly thought to be evolutionarily independent in a way that populations within a spe...
<p>For each parameter per species, the high point (HP) and 95% highest posterior density (95% HPD) o...
We implement an isolation with migration model for three species, with migration occurring between t...
We implement an isolation with migration model for three species, with migration occurring between t...
We develop a maximum likelihood (ML) method for estimating migration rates between species using gen...
<p>Probability densities were estimated under the isolation-with-migration model (IMa2; [<a href="ht...
<p>Coalescent-based estimates of migration rates (scaled by mutation rate) for three studied species...
<p>(A) The combined prior distribution of divergence times for the MAP tree topology. ...
<p>Each graph represents a species tree node and the colors correspond to the number of loci used to...
<p><i>θ</i>, the estimated population mutation rates; <i>t</i>, the estimated number of mutations si...
Summary: The Bayesian inference of demographic parameters under an Isolation-Migration (IM) model of...
We develop a maximum likelihood (ML) method for estimating migration rates between species using gen...
<p>Estimates of time since divergence between northern and southern subsystem <i>A. aequidens</i> po...
<p>Probability densities (P) are shown in curves, which present single narrow peaks for six paramete...
Understanding speciation is a fundamental aim of evolutionary biology and a very challenging one. Sp...
Species are commonly thought to be evolutionarily independent in a way that populations within a spe...
<p>For each parameter per species, the high point (HP) and 95% highest posterior density (95% HPD) o...
We implement an isolation with migration model for three species, with migration occurring between t...
We implement an isolation with migration model for three species, with migration occurring between t...
We develop a maximum likelihood (ML) method for estimating migration rates between species using gen...
<p>Probability densities were estimated under the isolation-with-migration model (IMa2; [<a href="ht...
<p>Coalescent-based estimates of migration rates (scaled by mutation rate) for three studied species...
<p>(A) The combined prior distribution of divergence times for the MAP tree topology. ...
<p>Each graph represents a species tree node and the colors correspond to the number of loci used to...
<p><i>θ</i>, the estimated population mutation rates; <i>t</i>, the estimated number of mutations si...
Summary: The Bayesian inference of demographic parameters under an Isolation-Migration (IM) model of...
We develop a maximum likelihood (ML) method for estimating migration rates between species using gen...
<p>Estimates of time since divergence between northern and southern subsystem <i>A. aequidens</i> po...
<p>Probability densities (P) are shown in curves, which present single narrow peaks for six paramete...
Understanding speciation is a fundamental aim of evolutionary biology and a very challenging one. Sp...
Species are commonly thought to be evolutionarily independent in a way that populations within a spe...