1. How do biogeographic barriers, such as mountain ranges, rivers, and oceans, influence patterns of species distribution and genetic divergence, and what insights can phylogeographic analyses offer into historical biogeographic processes, including vicariance events, dispersal routes, and phylogeographic breaks, shaping contemporary biodiversity patterns ? 

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