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Origins and diversity of the Bering Sea Island fauna: shifting linkages across the northern continents

2021-04-01

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We synthesize the historical biogeography of non-marine fauna (mammals, birds, fish, non-parasitic and parasitic invertebrates) occurring across Bering Sea islands, considering endemism, species with origins in both North America and Far East Asia, and the impacts of introduced species through the Bering region. Insular communities often constitute assemblages of unique evolutionary lineages that reflect both neut...

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Literature Corpus work: 20106ab3-6f7e-5f53-8c53-78cccb979b12
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-021-02153-3

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