The formation of the mountain ranges of Costa Rica and western Panamá, as well as the cold climatic conditions that prevailed during the upper Pleistocene, played a crucial role in determining the bird species composition of the highlands in this region. Glacial conditions favored dispersal movements of bird species from the Andes, and from the Neartic region. Subsequent inter-glacial conditions reduced the connectivity between neotropical highlands (e.g., Talamanca-Andes), and between neotropical highlands and Neartic temperate region, isolating recently established populations from the ancestral populations, and promoting speciation. Within Costa Rica, the highland vegetation and the birds that occupied this vegetation possibly had a cont...
The Nuclear Central American Highlands (NCAH) is a mountainous region located within a complex trans...
Observamos 205 especies de aves en la Península de Osa. La distribución geográfica de la mayoría de ...
57 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-57)."The main uplift of the Co...
The formation of the mountain ranges of Costa Rica and western Panamá, as well as the cold climatic ...
Bird species assemblages in isolated Neotropical highland mountains have been moulded by the drastic...
In this experiment, avifauna of the transformed Costa Rican premontane moist forest was censused usi...
The impact of climate change on ecosystems has been demonstrated by studies of upper elevation amphi...
Directional climate change has shown upslope movements of bird species in both observational studies...
Previous studies in Monteverde, Costa Rica, have shown that numerous bird species are moving upslope...
Despite being characterized by some of the most threatened forest ecosystems of Mesoamerica, the Nic...
Northwestern Costa Rica is among the least known districts of the country in terms of ornithic fauna...
Northwestern Costa Rica is among the least known districts of the country in terms of ornithic fauna...
Bird flocks were observed at Barba, Costa Rica, from November, 1967, until June, 1968. A total of 36...
Due to its high sensitiveness, tropical biodiversity is a privileged target for the study of the eff...
The Costa Rican South Pacifi c is infl uenced by agricultural and livestock activities which fragmen...
The Nuclear Central American Highlands (NCAH) is a mountainous region located within a complex trans...
Observamos 205 especies de aves en la Península de Osa. La distribución geográfica de la mayoría de ...
57 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-57)."The main uplift of the Co...
The formation of the mountain ranges of Costa Rica and western Panamá, as well as the cold climatic ...
Bird species assemblages in isolated Neotropical highland mountains have been moulded by the drastic...
In this experiment, avifauna of the transformed Costa Rican premontane moist forest was censused usi...
The impact of climate change on ecosystems has been demonstrated by studies of upper elevation amphi...
Directional climate change has shown upslope movements of bird species in both observational studies...
Previous studies in Monteverde, Costa Rica, have shown that numerous bird species are moving upslope...
Despite being characterized by some of the most threatened forest ecosystems of Mesoamerica, the Nic...
Northwestern Costa Rica is among the least known districts of the country in terms of ornithic fauna...
Northwestern Costa Rica is among the least known districts of the country in terms of ornithic fauna...
Bird flocks were observed at Barba, Costa Rica, from November, 1967, until June, 1968. A total of 36...
Due to its high sensitiveness, tropical biodiversity is a privileged target for the study of the eff...
The Costa Rican South Pacifi c is infl uenced by agricultural and livestock activities which fragmen...
The Nuclear Central American Highlands (NCAH) is a mountainous region located within a complex trans...
Observamos 205 especies de aves en la Península de Osa. La distribución geográfica de la mayoría de ...
57 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-57)."The main uplift of the Co...