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Beyond Equilibria: Historical Approaches to Ecology and Evolution

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By Hamish Spencer
| Oxford Academic Verified
Online ISBN: 9780191949555 Print ISBN: 9780192858993 Publisher: Oxford University Press Book Online ISBN: 9780191949555 Print ISBN: 9780192858993 Publisher: Oxford University Press Spencer, Hamish G., Beyond Equilibria: Historical Approaches to Ecology and Evolution ( Oxford , online edn, Oxford Academic), https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192858993.001.0001, Close Keywords: history, contingency, construction, theoretical ecology, evolutionary theory, flavors of history Purchase Our books are...
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Towards a More Nuanced Understanding of Long‐Distance Rafting: Case Studies From the Southern Ocean

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By Hamish Spencer, Ceridwen Fraser, Elie Poulin, Claudio A. González-Wevar
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Increasingly powerful molecular and modelling tools have facilitated a growing recognition of the critically important role of long-distance dispersal (LDD) in shaping global patterns of biodiversity (e.g. Harris, Ickert-Bond, and Rodríguez 2018; Buzatto, Haeusler, and Tamang 2021; Demeulenaere and Ickert-Bond 2022; Ng, Bellwood, and Siqueira 2022; Manel et al. 2023).
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New pāua species found off remote NZ islands

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By Hamish Spencer, Nic Rawlence
| Te Ao Māori News
This article was first published on: It has long been suspected that a small pāua (known as abalone, ormers or ear-shells overseas) found around a remote island chain north of Aotearoa New Zealand differs from all other pāua. Our earlier genetic research, using pioneering methods to extract ancient DNA from shells, provided the extra evidence needed. We could now formally name and describe the new species of pāua from the Three Kings Islands/Manawatāwhi.
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