Study of the geographic distribution of genealogical lineages. Modern distributions can reflect old structure, recent introductions and lineage loss.
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Phylogeography is a field of study that combines phylogenetics and biogeography to explore the historical processes that may have influenced the geographic distribution of genetic lineages, particularly within and among species. It seeks to understand how evolutionary history, environmental factors, and geographical barriers have shaped the genetic diversity and distribution of organisms over time.