[Taxacom] Dispersal example

[Curtis Clark]

On 2014-04-20 1:05 PM, Pierre Deleporte wrote:
> agreed, but this part is not an exclusive property of panbiogeography,
> it is a basic methodological concept of standard "vicariance" biogeoraphy
>
> from the moment when panbiogeographers make use of phylogenetic
> relationships
> (and not just distributional patterns of "taxa" connected by "track" lines)
> I wonder what are exactly the differences
> between vicariance biogeography and panbiogeography

Agreed totally. Vicariance biogeography always made more sense 
methodologically, and I wonder if the two are distinguished more by 
methodology than principles.

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