Convergent Floral Evolution in South African and Australian Proteaceae and Its Possible Bearing on Pollination by Nonflying Mammals
作者： John Rourke , Delbert Wiens
DOI: 10.2307/2395234
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摘要: … Discussion in this paper is confined essentially to the possible pollination of Proteaceae by nonflying mammals in South Africa and Australia because we observed many of these …
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