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Origin of Japanese White-Eyes and Brown-Eared Bulbuls on the Volcano Islands.

Zoological science - 1 Apr 2016

Sugita Norimasa, Kawakami Kazuto, Nishiumi Isao

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The Ogasawara Archipelago comprises two groups of oceanic islands: the Bonin Islands, formed in the Paleogene, and the Volcano Islands, formed in the Quaternary. These groups are located within a moderate distance (ca. 160-270 km) of one another; thus, most land bird species are not distinguished as different subspecies. Two land birds, however, show unusual distribution. The Japanese white-eyes Zosterops...

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PMID: 27032679
DOI: 10.2108/zs150146

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