… on speciation have been verbally formalized within the general dynamic model (GDM) of
oceanic island biogeography, … two speciation modes as ‘differentiated endemics’ and ‘radiated …

… if it is an island endemic) and speciation. These processes … ‘The Theory of Island Biogeography’
(ETIB), proposed that island … rate, which is a function of island area, and the colonisation/…

… The way that isolation in island biogeography has commonly been defined and used is a
solely distance-based … Over time, speciation can lead to new species, and some of the initial …

… the Malay Archipelago, island biogeography has made significant … endemism is linked to
continental islands, ie islands formed by fragmentation. Neo-endemism results from speciation …

… leading to higher speciation rates on the island and the … lower speciation rates and lower
percent endemism because … model of oceanic island biogeography at the scale of island …

… speciation: mainland-island differentiation and within-island … speciation, indicated by the
mid-elevation peaks in endemic … theory of island biogeography's (ETIB) assumption of static …

… is only slightly below B s = 52.5 species.) For more mature or distant islands, we think that
speciation should be integrated into the model to explicitly account for high level of endemism …

… a Island biogeography theory is focused on spatial area and isolation, which can also be
applied to endemism and elevational zones within islands. b In a continental context, …

… that, within an archipelago setting, has the potential to drive speciation both between and
within islands, … Testing between no speciation and cryptic speciation is best addressed with a …

… model of oceanic island biogeography … of endemics increased with isolation, as expected
from the decrease in gene flow with the mainland populations that greatly facilitates speciation. …