Multi-proxy palaeoecological analyses of lake cores from two sites on northern Vancouver
Island reveal previously undocumented non-arboreal environments in the region during the …

Beringia is a biogeographically dynamic region that extends from northeastern Asia into
northwestern North America. This region has affected avian divergence and speciation in …

Little is known about the ice age human occupation of the Pacific Coast of Canada. Here we
present the results of a targeted investigation of a late Pleistocene shoreline on Calvert …

Accurate knowledge of geographic ranges and genetic relationships among populations is
important when managing a species or population of conservation concern. Along the …

Our study combines new geological and paleoecological information to reconstruct the
glacial history and terrestrial paleoenvironments on Haida Gwaii during the advance phase …

Phylogeographic structure within high-latitude North American birds is likely shaped by a
history of isolation in refugia during Pleistocene glaciations. Previous studies of individual …

Abstract The Northwest Coast of North America stretches 4000 km from Bering Strait to
Washington State. Here we review the history of glaciation, sea level, oceanography, and …

Sea cliffs at Cape Ball on Graham Island, British Columbia, expose a thick sequence of
Pleistocene sediments deposited during at least two glaciations. In sequence, from the base …

Abstract Aim Repeated cycles of Pleistocene glaciation have influenced phylogeographic
structure of taxa on New Zealand's South Island. Many taxa became restricted to refugia at …

Insular evolution on archipelagos generates a significant proportion of global biodiversity,
yet islands are among the ecosystems most sensitive to accelerating anthropogenic …