Titlebook: Biogeography, Time and Place: Distributions, Barriers and Islands; Willem Renema Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Biodi

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The Ptolemaic Counter-Revolutionlso palaeoislands taken into account. Allopatry may result in differentiation and speciation, but whether, when, and how this happens differs considerably among the taxa. The adaptation to a particular island habitat, for example a cave, may follow quite different routes, probably because of the ran

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On the Subjectivity of Objective Spaceeral mainland reference populations. Multivariate analysis revealed significant differences between sexes and between species. Two island populations for which no molecular data were available were identified as belonging to . from morphology. Locally, . and . have an essentially parapatric distribu

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Global Disjunctions and Flying Insects,f the evolution of life, ongoing processes, now and then punctuated by vicariance events, of which the traces will become obliterated with time. Dominance of vicariance events for the evolution of the families studied in this paper is considered unlikely.

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Zoogeography of Freshwater Invertebrates of Southeast Asia, with Special Reference to Odonata,, and may have dispersed along the Izu-Bonin Arc (40–50 Ma), or along the Late Cretaceous “Inner Melanesian Arc” sensus Polhemus. A clade of the genera . and . (Solomon Islands and the Philippines) represents a more recent westward dispersal of the Calicnemiinae, via the Caroline and Philippine Arcs

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Delineation of the Indo-Malayan Centre of Maximum Marine Biodiversity: The Coral Triangle,, tropical corals, marine fishes, and molluscs have received most attention. However, just for reef corals alone several different diversity centres have been proposed. The boundaries of the centre are important for reconstructing the processes that were responsible for its present shape. They may r

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Fauna Development of Larger Benthic Foraminifera in the Cenozoic of Southeast Asia,s migrated east and reached Indonesia. This pattern reversed from the Late Eocene onwards, continuing in the Oligocene, and especially the Miocene. However, although the same genera were observed in Oligocene deposits from the western and eastern Tethys lineages showing similar morphological trends

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Patterns in Insular Evolution of Mammals: A Key to Island Palaeogeography,s the faunas bear witness of the timing of tectonic processes. The same patterns as in the Mediterranean can also be found on the Indonesian islands. The islands of the Sunda shelf, which during glacials are connected to the mainland, have balanced faunas. In Wallacea we find the familiar pattern of

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,Islands from a Snail’s Perspective,lso palaeoislands taken into account. Allopatry may result in differentiation and speciation, but whether, when, and how this happens differs considerably among the taxa. The adaptation to a particular island habitat, for example a cave, may follow quite different routes, probably because of the ran

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Morphological and Genetical Differentiation of Lizards (Podarcis bocagei and P. hispanica) in the Reral mainland reference populations. Multivariate analysis revealed significant differences between sexes and between species. Two island populations for which no molecular data were available were identified as belonging to . from morphology. Locally, . and . have an essentially parapatric distribu