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Katherine B. Feldmann, Auteur ; Kathryn C. Grabenstein, Auteur ; Scott A. Taylor, AuteurFeather coloration and patterning are major signals influencing mate choice within and between species. However, most studies of the role of plumage in mate choice have focused on colorful species with obvious sexual dichromatism. To better unde[...]
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Scott A. Taylor, Auteur ; David J. Anderson, Auteur ; Carlos B. Zavalaga, Auteur ; Vicki L. Friesen, AuteurHybrid zones represent natural laboratories in which the processes of divergence and genetic isolation can be examined. The generation and maintenance of a hybrid zone requires mispairing and successful reproduction between organisms that differ[...]
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Scott A. Taylor, Auteur ; James A. Morris-Pocock, Auteur ; Zhengxin Sun, Auteur ; Vicki L. Friesen, AuteurTen microsatellite loci were isolated and characterized from Blue-footed (Sula nebouxii) and Peruvian Boobies (S. variegata). The loci were screened in 24 Blue-footed Boobies and 27 Peruvian Boobies: 8 were polymorphic in Blue-footed Boobies wit[...]
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Carlos B. Zavalaga, Auteur ; Scott A. Taylor, Auteur ; Giacomo Dell'Omo, Auteur ; David J. Anderson, Auteur ; Vicki L. Friesen, Auteur
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Scott A. Taylor, Auteur ; Carlos B. Zavalaga, Auteur ; Guillermo Luna-Jorquera, Auteur ; Alejandro Simeone, Auteur ; David J. Anderson, Auteur ; Vicki L. Friesen, AuteurMarine ecosystems and their inhabitants are increasingly under threat from climate change, competition with humans for resources, and pollution. Species that are endemic to particular currents or regions of the world's oceans have the potential [...]
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Will S. Jeyasingham, Auteur ; Scott A. Taylor, Auteur ; Carlos B. Zavalaga, Auteur ; Alejandro Simeone, Auteur ; Vicki L. Friesen, AuteurRecent research has shown that tropical seabirds specialized to feed on cold water upwellings exhibit low population genetic differentiation and high gene flow across large geographic distances. This pattern is opposite to the general pattern of[...]
