Yuanting Jin

1 Introduction A substantial body of research over the last 40 years has examined population divergence within oceanic islands. Islands can offer relatively small discrete areas, often with well-characterised, independent geological histories that are ideal for examining intraspecific analyses of spatial genetic variation and the historical events that have shaped it.

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