Where to draw the boundaries? Using landscape genomics to disentangle the scribbly gum species complex.

Our results highlight the need for genetic screening when dealing with closely related taxonomic entities, particularly those with modest morphological differences. We show that the use of high throughput sequencing can be effective at identifying species groupings and processes driving divergence, even in the most taxonomically complex groups, and support it as a standard practice for disentangling species complexes. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.