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A new study has revealed that the forces creating mountain ranges can also drive species diversity and the evolution of life.

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Charlotte Lindqvist is an evolutionary biologist. Her research uses genomics to understand speciation processes, polyploidy events and hybridization in both animals and plants. She is an expert on the ...

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