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Charles M. Kahindo, Auteur ; John M. Bates, Auteur ; Rauri C. K. Bowie, AuteurThe endangered warbler Bradypterus graueri is endemic to the Albertine Rift, where it is restricted to montane swamps above 1900 m across the region. We studied genetic structure among six populations sampled across the species' distribution in [...]
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Carlos Daniel Cadena, Auteur ; Bernabe Lopez-Lanus, Auteur ; John M. Bates, Auteur ; Niels Krabbe, Auteur ; Nathan H. Rice, Auteur ; F. Gary Stiles, Auteur ; Juan Diego Palacio, Auteur ; Paul Salaman, AuteurBased on analyses of variation in plumage, morphometrics, vocalizations, and mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequences, we document the occurrence of interspecific hybridization between a Chestnut-naped Antpitta Grallaria nuchalis and a Chestnut-c[...]
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Robert H. Diehl, Auteur ; John M. Bates, Auteur ; David E. Willard, Auteur ; Thomas P. Gnoske, Auteur
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Joshua I. Engel, Auteur ; Kizungu Byamana, Auteur ; Charles Kahindo, Auteur ; John M. Bates, Auteur ; Jon Fjeldså, AuteurBarred Long-tailed Cuckoo (Cercococcyx montanus) currently comprises two morphologically distinct subspecies, one resident in the Albertine Rift (montanus) and one in east and southeast Africa (patulus) in which there are migrations that are poo[...]
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Jose G. Tello, Auteur ; John M. Bates, Auteur ; K. P. Johnson, AuteurAbstract The tody-tyrant and flatbill assemblage, sensu Lanyon (1988a), includes 12 genera of tyrant flycatchers known variously as ?tody-tyrants? and ?flatbills.? Lanyon supported the monophyly of the group based on similar skull morphology and[...]
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Charles Kahindo, Auteur ; Rauri C. K. Bowie, Auteur ; John M. Bates, AuteurMolecular data are shedding new light on our understanding of genetic diversity and biological diversity in general. We examine results of recent genetic studies on African birds that document endemic diversity in small, isolated montane forests[...]
