The species diversity of Malagasy small mammals is assessed along three different east-west flowing rivers passing through different forest formations and of different length: Soahany (short river), Manambolo (medium-length river), and the Mangoky (long river). The levels of species replacement (β-diversity) are evaluated along these three different longitudinal gradients. Twenty-two sites were inventoried, six along the Soahany River, five along the Manambolo River, and 11 along the Mangoky River. Thirty-five species of small mammals were documented at these sites, composed of 21 species of endemic Afrosoricida (Tenrecidae); two species of Soricomorpha including one endemic (Suncus madagascar...
Cytogenetic and molecular tools have shown the existence of two sibling species of the multi...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
Little is known about carnivoran ecology and population dynamics in northeastern Madagascar, especia...
A comparative study of snake community composition of 45 tropical forest patches, including ...
Forest habitat loss and associated changes in floristic composition are the major threats to the Mal...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo - Andr...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo-Andref...
Over the past couple of decades Madagascar has witnessed an explosion in the number of primate speci...
Endemic and introduced species of Malagasy yams (Dioscorea spp.) have been studied in the dr...
We present an eco-geographical dataset of the 355 tree species (156 genera, 55 families) found in th...
Members of the family Sapotaceae, occurring in Madagascar’s various forest types, are mostly known a...
Manombo Special Reserve is a parcel of rainforest along the southeastern coast of Madagascar, contai...
The present study relates to the fallow (kapoka) of forest origin in western edge of the for...
The distribution and abundance of Danfoss’ mouse lemurs (Microcebus danfossi) and Grewcock’s sportiv...
Forest structure effects primate morphology because it determines the availability and characteristi...
Cytogenetic and molecular tools have shown the existence of two sibling species of the multi...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
Little is known about carnivoran ecology and population dynamics in northeastern Madagascar, especia...
A comparative study of snake community composition of 45 tropical forest patches, including ...
Forest habitat loss and associated changes in floristic composition are the major threats to the Mal...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo - Andr...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo-Andref...
Over the past couple of decades Madagascar has witnessed an explosion in the number of primate speci...
Endemic and introduced species of Malagasy yams (Dioscorea spp.) have been studied in the dr...
We present an eco-geographical dataset of the 355 tree species (156 genera, 55 families) found in th...
Members of the family Sapotaceae, occurring in Madagascar’s various forest types, are mostly known a...
Manombo Special Reserve is a parcel of rainforest along the southeastern coast of Madagascar, contai...
The present study relates to the fallow (kapoka) of forest origin in western edge of the for...
The distribution and abundance of Danfoss’ mouse lemurs (Microcebus danfossi) and Grewcock’s sportiv...
Forest structure effects primate morphology because it determines the availability and characteristi...
Cytogenetic and molecular tools have shown the existence of two sibling species of the multi...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
Little is known about carnivoran ecology and population dynamics in northeastern Madagascar, especia...