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Sedimentary Environment in Pakistan: A Critical Review Next Article in Journal Numerical …

The niche divergence and potential climate change-induced loss of evolutionarily significant
units (ESUs) of flagship amphibian species in China, the Chinese giant salamander clade …

Phylogenetic relationships of sub-Saharan African natricine snakes are understudied and
poorly understood, which in turn has precluded analyses of the historical biogeography of …

Newly arrived species on young or remote islands are likely to encounter less predation and
competition than source populations on continental landmasses. The associated ecological …

Southeast Asia experiences some of the highest deforestation in the world. Loss of tropical
forest typically leads to widespread habitat fragmentation, with detrimental effects on …

The recognition of cryptic biodiversity provides valuable insights for the management of
exploited species. The Atlantic seabob shrimp (Xiphopenaeus kroyeri) is a commercially …

How will organisms cope when forced into warmer‐than‐preferred thermal environments?
This is a key question facing our ability to monitor and manage biota as average annual …

Urocotyledon inexpectata, a small gecko endemic to the granitic islands of the Seychelles,
has previously been demonstrated to comprise two highly distinct clades based on …

We describe the hand and foot musculature of the fossorial Indian purple frog,
Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis, and compare it to other members of Sooglossoidea: the …

Background Island systems offer excellent opportunities for studying the evolutionary
histories of species by virtue of their restricted size and easily identifiable barriers to gene …