10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYMPATRY»
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sympatry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Ecology and Behavior of Amphibians
The best known is the Litoria ewingii complex in eastern Australia (Littlejohn
1965, 1976). The calls of L. ewingii and L. verreauxii differ in pulse repetition rate
both in allopatry and sympatry, but the differences are much greater in sympatry (
fig.
2
Foundations of Biogeography: Classic Papers with Commentaries
Sympatry between species of a monophyletic group implies dispersal of one or
more species into the range(s) of the other(s) (note 3). e. Allopatric speciation (
vicariance) predominates over other forms of population differentiation; allopatry
is ...
Mark V. Lomolino, Dov F. Sax, James H. Brown, 2004
3
The Birds of Northern Melanesia : Speciation, Ecology, and ...
Single or Muitiple Achievements of Sympatry? Of these 19 species pairs, four not
only met to achieve sympatry within Northern Melanesia, but also did so
independently outside Northern Melanesia. In tbree cases the meeting outside
Northern ...
Museum of Comparative Zoology Harvard University Ernst Mayr Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology (Emeritus), Jared Diamond Professor of Physiology UCLA Medical Center, 2001
4
Behaviour and Evolution
Allopatry E « • » I V-* Sympatry West E —*- Sympatry East Fig. 3.8. Oscillograms
of the calls of Litoria ewingi (E) and L. verreauxi (V). Note that in allopatry they
are very similar, but in sympatry they differ markedly in pulse rate and number.
Peter J. B. Slater, Tim R. Halliday, 1994
5
Biosystematic Studies of Conifer-feeding Choristoneura ...
Sympatry: C. lambertiana nr. subretiniana (L8). Attraction not tested. C8: Lehman
Co., Idaho. Ten, Twin Creek Camp, 5 mi. N Gibbonsville, 5200 ft., 29 to 31-VII-56
(AMNH). Sympatry: C. lambertiana nr. subretiniana (not examined). Attraction ...
6
How Ecology Shapes Bird Song in Tropical Rainforests: The ...
a b Allopatry Sympatry Allopatry Allopatry Sympatry Allopatry Figure 3.2.
Frequency-dependent selection determines symmetric or asymmetric character
displacement, (a) When species 1 and 2 are both common in sympatry both
species' ...
Alex Nelson Giorgio Kirschel, 2008
7
Acoustic Communication in Insects and Anurans: Common ...
ence in pulse rate typical of deep sympatry was adequate for discrimination by
females of both species (Loftus-Hills and Littlejohn 1971), which corroborated the
results of earlier tests using prerecorded, natural calls (Littlejohn and Loftus-Hills
...
H. Carl Gerhardt, Franz Huber, 2002
8
Roaming the Rocky Mountains and Environs: Geological Field Trips
Areas of sympatry for the micromammals from the Clary Ranch site. The maximal
sympatry hosts 14 of the 16 identified taxa. The eastern and western resolved
sympatries support 12 and 13 of the 16 identified taxa, respectively. Component ...
Robert G. H. Raynolds, 2008
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Genetics of Mate Choice: From Sexual Selection to Sexual ...
populations had been changed b\ the application of experimental sympatry in the
selection experiment. Field sympatric populations have higher levels of genetic
variance than held allopatric populations for both male and female CHCs (Table
...
W.J. Etges, M.A. Noor, 2003
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Ex Situ Plant Conservation: Supporting Species Survival In ...
In Table 16.2 we attempt to quantify, albeit in a preliminary way by means of
selected examples, levels of artificial sympatry in ex situ collec— tions and
compare them with levels of natural in situ sympatry as well as other forms of
circa situm ...
Edward O. Guerrant, Kayri Havens, Michael Maunder, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYMPATRY»
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sympatry is used in the context of the following news items.
The Atomic Worm-Lizard and Other Aprasia Flapfoots
Furthermore, for all their similarities, blindsnakes and worm-lizards can live in sympatry. This reminds me of what I said recently about sympatric nuthatches and ... «Scientific American, Mar 15»
Why inspectors fret about rats: Rodents as hosts of infectious diseases
All of these Rattus species originated in Asia, and can be found in sympatry due to their synanthropic behavior (McFarlane et al. 2012). These rodents have ... «Barfblog, Jan 15»
North American spadefoot toads and their incredible fast …
... two occur in sympatry, and where this sympatry involves shallow, rapidly drying pools. The conclusion from this discovery is that hybridisation is adaptive in S. «Scientific American, Jan 15»
Discoveries From Two Years With Kenya's Warthogs
Geographical range of the desert warthog (Phacochoerus aethiopicus) and common warthog (Phacochoerus africanus) , and areas of sympatry, in Kenya. «Voices, Dec 14»
New to Nature No 125: Miniopterus maghrebensis
... cranial data, but more detailed comparative morphology, ecology and nesting behaviour, particularly in areas of sympatry, may yield reliable field characters. «The Guardian, Jun 14»
These Sweet 3D Fitness Landscapes Show Evolution At Work
... which causes the population to split into distinct subpopulations located on separate peaks, illustrating how speciation can occur in sympatry. Lastly, we show ... «io9, Apr 14»
Hanuman's Bite: Temple Monkeys & Pathogen Swapping
The biological concept of sympatry, referring to the geographic and social situation between two species or populations in coexistence, describes perfectly the ... «Discover Magazine, Feb 14»
Bats Host More Than 60 Human-Infecting Viruses
One factor stood out: sympatry, in which multiple species of an order of organisms inhabit the same geographical area. Bat and rodent species were more likely ... «LiveScience.com, Feb 13»
Genetic interactions controlling sex and color establish the potential …
Divergence is achieved in sympatry by assortative mating through a complex interplay of new sex systems, repressors/modifiers of sex determination and linked ... «Nature.com, Oct 12»
How Environmental Contamination Has Changed the Course of …
... in evolutionary biology away from the isolationist perspective toward understanding the mechanisms that enable divergence of species in areas of sympatry. «Huffington Post, Oct 12»
