biogeography

This is especially obvious in the field of island biogeography.

This is considered to be the first principle of biogeography.

They indirectly helped the development of biogeography in the 18th century.

Phytogeography is part of a more general science known as biogeography.

He also made a major contribution to the Antarctic biogeography.

Wallace is considered the father of the scientific discipline now known as Biogeography.

It is a notable document of natural history and historical biogeography.

Those reasons are the subject of research in biogeography.

Otherwise, the field of biogeography would be a purely descriptive one.

He was also keenly interested in the historical biogeography of these groups.

He was also interested in biogeography and animal behaviour.

Evidence from island biogeography has played an important and historic role in the development of evolutionary biology.

For purposes of biogeography, islands are divided into two classes.

The study of the distribution of living things on the Earth is called biogeography.

If this is correct, they are probably very distantly related due to biogeography.

This concept falls within the study of island biogeography.

Society embraced his island biogeography, and it was used in designing nature reserves.

Other supporters had less interest in biogeography and adaptation.

This added to the long-standing interest in island biogeography.

The biogeography class had been particularly time consuming, she said, because it was outside her area of concentration, economic geography.

This, in turn, will allow databases of microbial biogeography to be constructed.

The first of these derives from Kingdon's background in biogeography.

The phylogeny and biogeography of this group is quite consistently resolved.

The focus of his work was biogeography, in particular in the Neotropics.

River capture is a shaping force in the biogeography or distribution of many freshwater fish species.