| blood parasites of taiwan birds. | blood films were examined from 1477 birds of taiwan (193 species, 49 families). haemoproteus kruse was by far the commonest parasite, with leucocytozoon danilewski a not very close second. it is probable that some of the haemoproteus infections represented new species, and 1 occurring in the bamboo partridge (bambusicola thoracica sonorivox gould) seemed characteristic enough to justify recognition as such; the name haemoproteus bambusicolae sp. n. is proposed for this organism. malaria was foun ... | 1976 | 826624 |
| rejecting strictly allopatric speciation on a continental island: prolonged postdivergence gene flow between taiwan (leucodioptron taewanus, passeriformes timaliidae) and chinese (l. canorum canorum) hwameis. | allopatry is conventionally considered the geographical mode of speciation for continental island organisms. however, strictly allopatric speciation models that assume the lack of postdivergence gene flow seem oversimplified given the recurrence of land bridges during glacial periods since the late pliocene. here, to evaluate whether a continental island endemic, the taiwan hwamei (leucodioptron taewanus, passeriformes timaliidae) speciated in strict allopatry, we used weighted-regression-based ... | 2010 | 20070521 |