Phylogeography of southern European refugia : evolutionary perspectives on the origins and conservation of European biodiversity

摘要: Introduction N. Ferrand, S. Weiss.- Part I: Historical foundations and perspectives. 1. Twenty-five key evolutionary insights from the phylogeographic revolution in population genetics J.C. Avise.- 2. Plant phylogeography based on organelle genes: an introduction R.J. Petit, G.G. Vendramin.- II: Broad phylogeographical studies. 3. Phylogeography of Southern European mammals E. Randi.- 4. Longitudinal patterns species richness genetic diversity oaks oak gallwasps Atkinson et al.- III: Emerging a southern refugium: Iberian Peninsula. 5. Refugia within refugia: concordance Peninsula A. Gomez, D.H. Lunt.- 6. Historial biogeography conservation golden-striped salamander (Chioglossa lusitanica) northwestern Iberia: integrating ecological, phenotypic data J. Alexandrino 7. The history rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus): major differentiation geographic expansion inferred protein polymorphism M. Branco.- 8. Patterns hemoglobin [a-globin (HBA) ss-globin (HBB)] across contact zone two distinct lineages cuniculus) R. Campos 9. Spatial structure explicit glacial refugium maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Aiton) southeastern Spain S.C. Gonzalez-Martinez IV: First contributions islands other peninsulas to Europe. 10. Endemism Sardinia Grill al.-11. Are Macaronesian refugia relict plant lineages?: molecular survey P. Vargas.- 12. Nested clade analysis barbel (Barbus barbus) mitochondrial DNA variation Kotlik, Berrebi.- 13. Cross-section amphibian reptile populations Balkans Crnobrnja-Isailovic.- V: Conlusions. 14. Current perspectives significance South creation maintenance biodiversity Weiss, Ferrand.- Index.-