… : founding events, interisland diversification, and escape … versa, generating distinct
biogeographic patterns of progression or … biogeographic patterns we see within the Hawaiian …

… success (followed by thalassochory), which signifies the role of birds in LDD and our
understanding of the evolutionary relationships between species in a biogeographic context. …

… grounded in basic ecological, evolutionary, and biocultural principles. The future of Hawaiian
forests thus depends on the synthesis of ecological and evolutionary research, which will …

… the evolution of oceanic island organisms is still in its infancy. In response to this, we discuss
fundamental questions that will help to integrate evolutionary genomics and island biology. …

… allows researchers to study evolutionary relationships among genetic loci … biogeographic
uncertainty, accounts for lineage diversification, paleographic history, and molecular evolution …

… how molecular evidence has helped to elucidate biogeographic … unstable rates of molecular
evolution, or homoplasy effects. … of historical biogeography and ecology in the Hawaiian …

… can be used to investigate the biogeographic patterns of two well-studied oceanic archipelagos:
Hawaii and the Canary Islands. A compilation of molecular age estimates for nearly one-…

… relationships and the biogeographic history of the explosive … of loci to understand
evolutionary relationships are often … , including models of molecular evolution, the length of each …

… of Historical Biogeography for Discrete Areas; Landis, Matzke, Moore, & Huelsenbeck, 2013)
to be the best model for describing biogeographic patterns in Hawaiian Cyrtandra, thus we …

… of endemic Hawaiian hawkmoths, we found confounding patterns of inter-island connectivity
and … and biogeographic history of Hyles and the Hawaiian Islands. First, we used a strict …