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Oxford University Press Oxford (GBR) 246p 8pl coul & cartes distribution* Bird Families of the World 12
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Zoological Museum University of Copenhagen (DNK) 880p 64pl coul *cartes distribution dessins
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Zoological Museum. University of Copenhagen (DNK) 210p* ICBP Technical Publication
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J. Fjeldsa 1982Steenstrupia 8(1) p1-21
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N. D. Burgess, Auteur ; T. M. Butynski, Auteur ; N. J. Cordeiro, Auteur ; N. H. Doggart, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; K. M. Howell, Auteur ; F. B. Kilahama, Auteur ; S. P. Loader, Auteur ; J. C. Lovett, Auteur ; B. Mbilinyi, Auteur ; M. Menegon, Auteur ; D. C. Moyer, Auteur ; E. Nashanda, Auteur ; A. Perkin, Auteur ; F. Rovero, Auteur ; W. T. Stanley, Auteur ; S. N. Stuart, AuteurThe Eastern Arc Mountains are renown in Africa for high concentrations of endemic species of animals and plants. Thirteen separate mountain blocks comprise the Eastern Arc, supporting around 3300 km(2) of sub-montane, montane and upper montane f[...]
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R. Bowie, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur
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M. Irestedt, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; P. G. P. Ericson, AuteurThe Neotropical ovenbirds (Furnariidae) form an extraordinary morphologically and ecologically diverse passerine radiation, which includes many examples of species that are superficially similar to other passerine birds as a resulting from their[...]
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Studies of how avian communities are affected by human forest disturbance have given variable results. In order to focus conservation efforts we need comparative data for studying the relationship between community resilience and ecological pred[...]
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J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; M. Irestedt, Auteur ; P. G. P. Ericson, AuteurA robust phylogeny estimate for the family Furnariidae (sensu lato) was obtained using sequences of two nuclear introns and one mitochondrial gene (cyt b). Contrary to the widely accepted sister-group relationship of ovenbirds (Furnariinae) and [...]
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J. Fjeldsa, AuteurIt has been suggested that the 'right' biogeographic patterns will only arise with a species concept reflecting the finest splitting of terminal phylogenetic branches. The significance of taxonomic resolution was assessed using distributional da[...]
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M. Irestedt, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; P. G. P. Ericson, AuteurThe woodcreepers is a highly specialized lineage within the New World suboscine radiation. Most systematic studies of higher level relationships of this group rely on morphological characters, and few studies utilizing molecular data exist. In t[...]
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U. Johansson, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; R. Bowie, Auteur
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R. Bowie, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; S. Hackett, Auteur ; T. Crowe, Auteur
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N. Burgess, Auteur ; H. de Klerk, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; T. Crowe, Auteur ; R. Rahbek, AuteurDatabases compiled for forest birds and forest mammals in the Afrotropies were tested for congruence of overall patterns and hotspots of species richness and endemism. We also looked at how well a near-minimum set of priority areas for one taxon[...]
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R. C. K. Bowie, Auteur ; G. Voelker, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur ; L. Lens, Auteur ; S. I. Hackett, Auteur ; T. M. Crowe, AuteurDuring the last 40 years, few species of African birds have undergone more taxonomic revision than the olive thrush Turdus olivaceus. This is due to disagreement on how to partition the striking phenotypic variation among allopatric populations.[...]
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J. Garcia-Moreno, Auteur ; J. Fjeldsa, Auteur
