Phylogeography of Saproxylic and Forest Floor Invertebrates from Tallaganda, South-eastern Australia

Garrick, Ryan C.; Rowell, David M; Sunnucks, Paul

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Phylogeography of Saproxylic and Forest Floor Invertebrates from Tallaganda, South-eastern Australia

Date

2012

Authors

Garrick, Ryan C.

Rowell, David M

Sunnucks, Paul

Publisher

MDPI Publishing

Abstract

The interaction between physiogeographic landscape context and certain life history characteristics, particularly dispersal ability, can generate predictable outcomes for how species responded to Pleistocene (and earlier) climatic changes. Furthermore, th