Biogeographic models of gene flow in two waterfowl of the Australo-Papuan tropics

Roshier, David; Heinsohn, Robert; Adcock, Gregory; Beerli, Peter; Joseph, Leo

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Biogeographic models of gene flow in two waterfowl of the Australo-Papuan tropics

Date

2012

Authors

Roshier, David

Heinsohn, Robert

Adcock, Gregory

Beerli, Peter

Joseph, Leo

Publisher

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Abstract

There are many large, easy-to-observe anseriform birds (ducks, geese, and swans) in northern Australia and New Guinea and they often gather in large numbers. Yet, the structure of their populations and their regional movements are poorly understood. Lack