<p>(A) The number of avian species found in each landmass; (B) the mean CCM2 score of the avian species found on each landmass. Landmasses formerly part of Laurasia are represented by red bars, while those formerly part of Gondwana are represented by blue bars.</p
Natural separation of the Earth’s surface on lands and zoogeographic regions causes presence of demo...
Explanation of the spatial distribution patterns in species richness, and especially those of small-...
Although the geographic range is a fundamental unit of analysis for many macroecological and biogeog...
<p>(A) The number of species found in each 5° latitudinal bin; (B) – the mean CCM2 score of all bird...
<p>The complete dataset (blue curve) includes all 124 species, the pruned dataset (red curve) includ...
<p>The bold blue curve represents the mean CCM2 scores, while the thin blue lines above and below it...
<p>A comparison of the CCM2 scores of Mesozoic bird specimens and that of sauropodomorph specimens <...
<p>(A) the raw taxic diversity estimate; (B) The residual diversity curve corrected for the number o...
<p>(A) Median geographic range area (km<sup>2</sup>). (B) Minimum geographic range area (km<sup>2</s...
<p>(A) Modified from Fountaine et al.'s <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/jou...
<div><p>Many palaeobiological analyses have concluded that modern birds (Neornithes) radiated no ear...
Connecting the geographical occurrence of a species with underlying environmental variables is funda...
Connecting the geographical occurrence of a species with underlying environmental variables is funda...
Latitudinal range limits of bird genera and species at global scales defined on the basis of 2,785,6...
Explanation of the spatial distribution patterns in species richness, and especially those of small-...
Natural separation of the Earth’s surface on lands and zoogeographic regions causes presence of demo...
Explanation of the spatial distribution patterns in species richness, and especially those of small-...
Although the geographic range is a fundamental unit of analysis for many macroecological and biogeog...
<p>(A) The number of species found in each 5° latitudinal bin; (B) – the mean CCM2 score of all bird...
<p>The complete dataset (blue curve) includes all 124 species, the pruned dataset (red curve) includ...
<p>The bold blue curve represents the mean CCM2 scores, while the thin blue lines above and below it...
<p>A comparison of the CCM2 scores of Mesozoic bird specimens and that of sauropodomorph specimens <...
<p>(A) the raw taxic diversity estimate; (B) The residual diversity curve corrected for the number o...
<p>(A) Median geographic range area (km<sup>2</sup>). (B) Minimum geographic range area (km<sup>2</s...
<p>(A) Modified from Fountaine et al.'s <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/jou...
<div><p>Many palaeobiological analyses have concluded that modern birds (Neornithes) radiated no ear...
Connecting the geographical occurrence of a species with underlying environmental variables is funda...
Connecting the geographical occurrence of a species with underlying environmental variables is funda...
Latitudinal range limits of bird genera and species at global scales defined on the basis of 2,785,6...
Explanation of the spatial distribution patterns in species richness, and especially those of small-...
Natural separation of the Earth’s surface on lands and zoogeographic regions causes presence of demo...
Explanation of the spatial distribution patterns in species richness, and especially those of small-...
Although the geographic range is a fundamental unit of analysis for many macroecological and biogeog...
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