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Ancient biogeography of generalist predators on remote oceanic islands

2017-05-01

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AIM: Remote islands are known for providing spectacular examples of adaptive radiation, with ecological divergence across a lineage giving rise to multiple species, each specialized for a particular niche. These isolated environments also provide some of the best examples of recent colonization, often human‐mediated, with a single generalist taxon distributed over vast regions. Highlighted by this dichotomy is a t...

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e312d9c8-c318-5ca7-84a0-6f696e8f55af
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10.1111/jbi.12967
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