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Dive into the fascinating biogeography of the Southern End of the World, examining the unique patterns of species distribution across regions like Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego, and subantarctic islands. Discover how geographical isolation, extreme climates, and geological history have shaped the distinctive flora and fauna found in these southernmost ecosystems.

This research explores the phylogenetics and biogeography of broad-nosed bats within the genus Platyrrhinus, a fascinating group of Chiroptera belonging to the Phyllostomidae family. It investigates their evolutionary relationships and geographical distribution patterns, providing crucial insights into how these bat species have diversified and spread across different regions over time.

Explore the unique biogeography and intricate ecology of Eastern Africa's rain forests. This region harbors diverse ecosystems, critical for understanding biodiversity distribution, species interactions, and conservation challenges within these vital African forest habitats.

Explore the comprehensive Biogeography 4th Edition, an essential textbook for understanding how species are distributed across Earth. This updated resource delves into core principles of ecological and historical biogeography, offering in-depth insights into the factors shaping biodiversity patterns and species ranges worldwide.

Explore the intricate life history of Conus snails and uncover the fascinating biogeographical patterns that dictate their distribution across marine ecosystems. This study delves into the ecological and evolutionary factors shaping these predatory mollusks, offering insights into their survival and dispersal strategies.