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Avian Biodiversity: Evolution in Action
February 2009 marked the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. In the southern hemisphere, a large conference 'Evolution – the Experience' was held in Melbourne, Australia, to celebrate Darwin’s legacy and as part of this event a special symposium sponsored by Deakin University focussed on the importance of evolutionary theory for our understanding of avian biodiversity. Contributors to the symposium came from the UK, Canada and France, as well as from within Australia. This Research Front presents a series of papers documenting central contributions to this symposium.
Published 18 February 2010
The role of multiple mating and extra-pair paternity in creating and reinforcing boundaries between species in birds
Simon C. Griffith
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Published 18 February 2010
The evolution of plumage colouration in parrots: a review
Mathew L. Berg , Andrew T. D. Bennett
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Published 18 February 2010
Evolution of the Australasian songbird fauna
Les Christidis , Janette A. Norman
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Published 18 February 2010
The coevolutionary arms race between Horsfield's Bronze-Cuckoos and Superb Fairy-wrens
N. E. Langmore , R. M. Kilner
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Published 18 February 2010
Adaptation and function of the bills of Darwin's finches: divergence by feeding type and sex
Anthony Herrel , Joris Soons , Peter Aerts , Joris Dirckx , Matthieu Boone , Patric Jacobs , Dominique Adriaens , Jeffrey Podos
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