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The role of humans in the diversification of a threatened island raptor.

BMC evolutionary biology - 13 Dec 2010

Agudo Rosa, Rico Ciro, Vilà Carles, Hiraldo Fernando, Donázar José Antonio

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BACKGROUND: Anthropogenic habitat modifications have led to the extinction of many species and have favoured the expansion of others. Nonetheless, the possible role of humans as a diversifying force in vertebrate evolution has rarely been considered, especially for species with long generation ti...

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DOI: 10.1186/1471-2148-10-384
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