Tropical mountains are global biodiversity hotspots, owing to a combination of high local species richness and turnover in species composition. Typically, the highest local richness and turnover levels are implicitly assumed to converge in the same mountain regions, resulting in extraordinary species ...
Tropical mountains are global biodiversity hotspots, owing to a combination of high local species richness and turnover in species composition. Typically, the highest local richness and turnover levels are implicitly assumed to converge in the same mountain regions, resulting in extraordinary species ric...
Anthropogenic hybridization is recognized as a major threat to the long-term survival of natural populations. While identifying F1 hybrids might be simple, the detection of older admixed individuals is far from trivial and it is still debated whether they should be targets of management. Examples o...
Systematics & Biodiversity.Cano-Ortiz A., Musarella C. M., Pinar-Fuentes J. C., Pinto-Gomes C. J. & Cano E. 2016: Distribution pat- terns of endemic flora to define hotspots on Hispa- niola. - Syst. Biodivers. 14: 261 - 275....
, the strong phylogeographic structure revealed in several studies of MNEs underlines the relevance of phylogeography and we argue that comparative phylogeography of several co-occurring taxa could greatly improve the proactive conservation planning of threatened endemic plants within biodiversity hotspots....