The biota of the Hawaiian Islands has long been noted for many spectacular examples of
adaptive radiation (Carlquist 1974; Wagner et al. 1990). As a result of moist northeasterly …

After MacArthur and Wilson (1967), island biogeographical research focused primarily on
processes of colonization and extinction over ecological time scales, but recent work has …

The land surfaces of the Hawaiian islands represent an age sequence from very recent on
the island of Hawaii to over 5 million years old on the island of Kauai. Development of …

Abstract The Hawaiian Plant DNA Library of endemic and indigenous plant species
preserves genetic material from all Hawaiian Islands. DNA accession numbers are reported …

Species radiations in the Hawaiian Islands have resulted in closely related yet
morphologically and often ecologically distinct species, many of which have highly restricted …

Acanthophora spicifera (Vahl) Børgesen is the most widespread and invasive alien
macroalga on coral reefs throughout the main Hawaiian Islands. This alga disperses from …

This article states a case for the significance of a fundamental yet neglected aspect of
Hawaiian prehistory and anthropology: the substan-tial degree of local and interisland …

Aim Little is known about how diversification occurs within long‐lived, highly dispersible and
continuously distributed groups. We examined the distribution of genetic variation within the …

At the time of European contact in AD 1778, chiefs in the Hawaiian archipelago had
implemented a temple network that helped reaffirm an ideology of kingship, feudalize land …

The Hawaiian endemic fern Polypodium pellucidum, named for its characteristic translucent
leaf veins, is a member of the monophyletic, primarily temperate species group known as the …