Monotypic at Least
The three subspecies of Least Tern in North America have been determined to be invalid, according to new research.
10/12/2010
Analysis of avian DNA, biometrics and vocalisations add to our understanding of bird species all the time. We cover all the 'splits', lumps and discoveries.
The three subspecies of Least Tern in North America have been determined to be invalid, according to new research.
10/12/2010
An attempt to reconstruct the phylogenetic history of a few of the large white-headed gull species has been performed by the same team that...
10/12/2010
Further light has been thrown onto the relationships between various members of the paraphlyetic warbler family Sylviidae by a new Chinese...
10/12/2010
The first systematic study of the avifauna of a palaeontological dig at Ahl al Oughlam, just outside Casablanca, Morocco, has now been...
10/12/2010
DNA sequencing reveals that Asthenes comprises two groups that are not sister taxa.
09/12/2010
An attempt to clarify pheasant taxonomic status looks at 15 genera in China.
09/12/2010
Anatomical and molecular analyses of Crab Plover look at how the species is related to other waders.
09/12/2010
Genetic studies have looked at the long-tailed tit family.
09/12/2010
The last decade has seen many familiar birds ‘split’ into separate species, as genetics and behaviour reveal previously under-appreciated...
15/06/2010
A DNA barcoding technique to explore existing taxonomy has revealed the discovery of previously unknown species.
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