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An atlas of past and Present Pollen Maps for Europe: 0-13000 Years Ago

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Taxonomy and geographical distribution of the Furnariidae (Aves, Passeriformes). Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 166, article 1

This chapter discusses Furnariidae versus Dendrocolaptidae and subfamily Furnariinae, and describes the relationships between these families and the structure of the fossil record.

Pleistocene Speciation in Birds living in the High Andes

THE South American Andes were brought to their present height by the final uplift phases of the late Pliocene and the Pleistocene1–6 and an alpine-like vegetation (locally called páramo or puna7–14)…
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Forest Birds of Patagonia: Ecological Geography, Speciation, Endemism, and Faunal History

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Handbook of the Birds of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The Birds of the Western Palearctic. Volume V: Tyrant Flycatchers to Thrushes

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Insular Biogeography in Continental Regions. I. The Northern Andes of South America

In order to test whether the theory of insular biogeography also applies to a continental situation, species diversity and endemism were studied among the birds living in islands of paramo vegetation…
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Ecology versus History as Determinants of Patchy and Insular Distributions in High Andean Birds

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Is There Ecomorphological Convergence among Mediterranean Bird Communities of Chile, California, and France?

It is felt that the concept of ecomorphological convergence has not been sufficiently submitted to critical scrutiny and the available evidence should be reassessed.
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MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE GEOSITTA MINERS (FURNARIIDAE) AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS FOR AVIAN SPECIATION IN FUEGO-PATAGONIA

The high levels of sequence divergence among Geositta species, lack of a sister relationship between cunicularia and antarctica, and placement of Fuego-Patagonian antarctic into a clade consisting of two high-Andean species and one coastal-west-slope species demonstrate that the evolutionary history of Geosittas is much older and far more complex than a simple model of allopatric speciation in glacial refugia would suggest.
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Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis breeding in Franz Josef Land, Russia

Un couple de Bernaches nonnettes (Branta leucopsis) a ete decouvert nichant au Rocher Rubini, Baie Calme (Buchta Tikhaia), Ile Hooker (Ostrov Gukera), 80° 19,9' N, 52° 47,6'E, Terre (Archipel) de…
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