DNA barcodes are very useful for species identification especially when identification by
traditional morphological characters is difficult. However, the short mitochondrial and …

Species determination and definition in eukaryotes have traditionally been based on
morphology, with little focus on genetic differentiation. Molecular methods allow for the …

Historical museum specimens are valuable for exploring population genetics and
evolutionary questions because they can provide snapshots of morphological and genetic …

Abstract Junonia lemonias (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Nymphalinae), the lemon pansy, is a
nymphalid butterfly found throughout South and Southeast Asia. Its wings display seasonal …

The American southwest and northern Mexico has a great degree of endemic diversity
compared with the rest of North America. The Pleistocene glaciations and the dispersal of …

The buckeye butterflies (genus Junonia) that occur in Florida, USA have been an ongoing
taxonomic challenge for over 100 years. Schwartz (. Milwaukee Pub. Mus. Contrib. Biol …

The nymphalid butterfly genus Junonia has remarkable dispersal abilities. Occurring on
every continent except Europe and Antarctica, Junonia are often among the only butterflies …

Invasion biology examines the process by which non-native species integrate into new
habitats. Three species of buckeye butterflies (genus Junonia) currently occur in Florida …

Habitat corridor construction is an important technique for re-establishing connections
between fragmented habitats. Yet, the effectiveness of habitat corridors to increase gene …

Abstract The New World buckeye butterflies (genus Junonia) are a valuable experimental
model organisms, but the taxonomy of this group has been problematic and contentious. I …