SummarySmall, unassuming birds in the Galápagos islands proved to be a linchpin in Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection and they are still a source of new insights for researchers. Nigel Williams reports
Humans are an increasingly common influence on the evolution of natural populations. Potential arena...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Darwin’s finches, ” along with Hawaiianhoneycreepers and African cichlids,are frequently used as exa...
SummarySmall, unassuming birds in the Galápagos islands proved to be a linchpin in Darwin's theory o...
First collected by Charles Darwin in the Galapagos Archipelago, the Geospizinae, or “Darwin’s finche...
In his article on scientific myths, Henry Nicholls rejects the widespread belief that the study of t...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Summary of symposium "Evolution in the Galapagos" held December 8, 1982 in London
BACKGROUND: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Many classic examples of adaptive radiations take place within fragmented systems such as islands or...
Humans are an increasingly common influence on the evolution of natural populations. Potential arena...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Darwin’s finches, ” along with Hawaiianhoneycreepers and African cichlids,are frequently used as exa...
SummarySmall, unassuming birds in the Galápagos islands proved to be a linchpin in Darwin's theory o...
First collected by Charles Darwin in the Galapagos Archipelago, the Geospizinae, or “Darwin’s finche...
In his article on scientific myths, Henry Nicholls rejects the widespread belief that the study of t...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Island biotas have become paradigms for illustrating many evolutionary processes. The fauna of the G...
Summary of symposium "Evolution in the Galapagos" held December 8, 1982 in London
BACKGROUND: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Many classic examples of adaptive radiations take place within fragmented systems such as islands or...
Humans are an increasingly common influence on the evolution of natural populations. Potential arena...
Background: A classical example of repeated speciation coupled with ecological diversification is th...
Darwin’s finches, ” along with Hawaiianhoneycreepers and African cichlids,are frequently used as exa...
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