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The Genomic Signature of Demographic Decline in a Long‐Distance Migrant in a Range‐Extreme PopulationNARA Subscribed
Migratory birds are inherently vagile, a strategy that may reduce the impacts of habitat loss and fragmentation on genetic diversity. However, specialist resource requirements and range‐edge distribution can counteract these benefits. The European nightjar ( Caprimulgus europaeus ) is a long‐distance migratory bird and resource specialist. Like other long‐distance migrants, nightjar populations have declined across the British...
Pleistocene refugia in an arid landscape: analysis of a widely distributed Australian passerineNARA Subscribed
While many studies have documented the effect that glacial cycles have had on northern hemisphere species, few have attempted to study the associated effect of aridification at low latitudes in the southern hemisphere. We investigated the past effects that cyclic aridification may have had on the population structure and history of a widespread endemic Australian bird species, the Australian magpie ( Gymnorhina tibicen ). One...
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