Resources are produced in pulses in many terrestrial environments, and have important
effects on the population dynamics and assemblage structure of animals that consume them …

We investigated genetic diversity and structure of urban white‐footed mouse, Peromyscus
leucopus, populations in New York City (NYC) using variation at 18 microsatellite loci. White …

Landscape genetics is increasingly transitioning away from microsatellites, with single
nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) providing increased resolution for detecting patterns of …

Abstract 1 Roads may affect wildlife populations through habitat loss and disturbances, as
they create an abrupt linear edge, increasing the proportion of edge exposed to a different …

Central America is an ideal region in which to study patterns of historical divergence and
population genetic differentiation, because of its extraordinarily dynamic biogeographical …

Genetic diversity is crucial for conservation biology and for understanding evolutionary
processes. Oceanic islands harbor a unique biota and high endemism, with populations …

The cactus moth, Cactoblastis cactorum mainly distributed throughout central and
northeastern Argentina was intentionally introduced in the Caribbean region in 1957 as a …

Mus cypriacus is one of three small palaeoendemic mammals that have survived the
Mediterranean islands' anthropization. This species, endemic to Cyprus, was described in …

Humans and wildlife experience complex interactions in urban ecosystems, favoring the
presence of commensal species, among which invasive species are particularly successful …

The vlei rat Otomys irroratus has a wide distribution in southern Africa with several datasets
indicating the presence of two putative species (O. irroratus and O. auratus). In the present …