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S. M. Goodman, AuteurA single humerus of a ground-roller (Brachypteracias, Family Brachypteraciidae), a family endemic to Madagascar, found at a subfossil site in the southwest (Ampoza) of presumed Holocene age and outside the modern geographic range of this genus, [...]
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S. M. Goodman, Auteur ; D. Andriafidison, Auteur ; R. Andrianaivoarivelo, Auteur ; S. G. Cardiff, Auteur ; E. Ifticene, Auteur ; R. K. B. Jenkins, Auteur ; A. Kofoky, Auteur ; T. Mbohoahy, Auteur ; D. Rakotondravony, Auteur ; J. Ranivo, Auteur ; F. Ratrimomanarivo, Auteur ; J. Razafimanahaka, Auteur ; P. A. Racey, AuteurWe carried out extensive field surveys in the dry forest portions of Madagascar to document the species of bats occurring in these regions. These data combined with information in the literature and museum specimen records indicate that 28 speci[...]
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A. Andrianarimisa, Auteur ; L. Bachmann, Auteur ; J. U. Ganzhorn, Auteur ; S. M. Goodman, Auteur ; J. Tomiuk, AuteurThis study focuses on some genetic consequences of habitat fragmentation in populations of four endemic bird species (Monticola sharpei, Terpsiphone mutata, Foudia omissa, and Foudia madagascariensis) living in the understory of forests in the R[...]
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S. M. Goodman, Auteur ; L. A. Weigt, AuteurThe generic and specific relationships of the Malagasy rock-thrushes, variously placed In the genus Monticola or as an endemic genus Pseudocossyphus, are examined using morphological and molecular characters. On the basis of mitochondrial DNA cy[...]
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B. Jansen van Vuuren, Auteur ; L. Woolaver, Auteur ; S. M. Goodman, AuteurThe boky-boky, Mungotictis decemlineata, is an endemic and presumed forest-dependent carnivoran species restricted to lowland central western Madagascar. It inhabits dry deciduous forests, which have been severely reduced in surface area with si[...]
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S. M. Goodman, Auteur ; J. G. Tello, Auteur ; O. Langrand, AuteurThe endemic Modagascar Swamp-Warbler, Acrocephalus newtoni, generally occurs in lowland or upper mid-elevation (to c. 1800 m) aquatic habitats associated with stow-moving river, stagnant marshes and swamps in most regions of the island. In 1995,[...]
