Publications

population genetic structure and demographic history of the endemic formosan lesser horseshoe bat (rhinolophus monoceros).	intraspecific phylogenies can provide useful insights into how populations have been shaped by historical and contemporary processes. taiwan formed around 5 million years ago from tectonic uplift, and has been connected to mainland asia several times since its emergence. a central mountain range runs north to south, bisecting the island, and potentially impedes gene flow along an east-west axis. the formosan lesser horseshoe bat (rhinolophus monoceros) is endemic to taiwan, where it is found mai ...	2006	16629817
determinants of echolocation call frequency variation in the formosan lesser horseshoe bat (rhinolophus monoceros).	the origin and maintenance of intraspecific variation in vocal signals is important for population divergence and speciation. where vocalizations are transmitted by vertical cultural inheritance, similarity will reflect co-ancestry, and thus vocal divergence should reflect genetic structure. horseshoe bats are characterized by echolocation calls dominated by a constant frequency component that is partly determined by maternal imprinting. although previous studies showed that constant frequency c ...	2009	19692399