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<i>Dendromus</i> species distribution in South Africa.

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The scale of grey areas (from light to dark tone) indicate D. melanotis, D. mesomelas and D. mystacalis respectively. The numbers indicate the sample localities listed in Table S1. The symbols represent the species sampled in each locality - Black triangles: D. melanotis; White circles: D. mesomelas; White squares: D. mystacalis; White triangles: Dendromus sp.

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Biological SciencesEvolutionary biologyEvolutionary processesadaptationemergenceEvolutionary selectionmutationspeciationEvolutionary systematicstaxonomy+17

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