The top documents tagged [historical biogeography]

G215-Lect1-Intro

Schuh & [2009]

Dragons in the mist: origin and diversification of the austral genus Dracophyllum (Ericaceae ) Steven J. Wagstaff 1, Murray I. Dawson 1, S. Venter 2, Jérôme.

Historical Biogeography CH 7. Current Distribution Result of the interaction of: – Early history and place of origin – Fragmentation of continents – Climactic.

By Michelle Cockrell. ASKS Why is a species or higher taxonomic group confined to its present range? What enables a species to live where it does, & what.

Understandings of nature

Vogelwarte.ch BIO 232 Macroecology, niche evolution and climate change by Niklaus. E. Zimmermann Today: Damaris Zurell.

Introduction. “Life varies from place to place in a highly non-random and predictable manner.”

David W. Weisrock, J. Robert Macey, Ismail H. Ugurtas, Allan Larson, and Theodore J. Papenfuss