Landscape characteristics influence morphological and genetic differentiation in a widespread raptor (Buteo jamaicensis)
@article{Hull2008LandscapeCI, title={Landscape characteristics influence morphological and genetic differentiation in a widespread raptor (Buteo jamaicensis)}, author={J. Hull and A. Hull and B. Sacks and J. Smith and H. Ernest}, journal={Molecular Ecology}, year={2008}, volume={17} }
Landscape‐scale population genetic structure in vagile vertebrates was commonly considered to be a contradiction in terms whereas recent studies have demonstrated behaviour and habitat associated structure in several such species. We investigate whether landscape features influence morphological and genetic differentiation in a widespread, mobile raptor. To accurately describe genetic differentiation associated with regional landscape factors, we first investigated subspecies relationships at a… CONTINUE READING
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