We review the major phylogeographic patterns in Aotearoa New Zealand's terrestrial flora
and fauna that have been associated with the Ōtira Glaciation of the Pleistocene, the end of …

Mapping biodiversity patterns across taxa and environments is crucial to address the
evolutionary and ecological dimensions of species distribution, suggesting areas of …

Simple Summary We evaluated the red net-winged beetle populations' morphological and
genetic divergence within the Holarctic region. In contrast with relatives, D. aurora occurs in …

Habitat fragmentation and the introduction of non-native mammalian predators have caused
many endemic New Zealand invertebrates to become vulnerable to extinction. However …

Human disturbances play a pivotal role in the evolution of populations, exerting strong
selective pressures that frequently drive rapid adaptive responses. Variation can be …

The study of biodiversity is a fundamental part of the study of the ecosystem's function and
stability and how changes in the habitat shape the interaction between species. In recent …