Limited Utility of mtDNA Markers for Determining Connectivity among Breeding and Overwintering Locations in Three Neotropical Migrant Birds

By I. Lovette, S. Clegg, T. Smith. 2004

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1. Jeffrey A. Stratford
2. Jeffrey F. Kelly
3. W. Robinson
4. Kristen C. Ruegg
5. T. Smith
6. Keith A. Hobson
7. Elizabeth A. Flaherty
8. Manuel Guillermo Forero

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• COMBINING ISOTOPIC AND GENETIC MARKERS TO IDENTIFY BREEDING ORIGINS OF MIGRANT BIRDS (2005, background): “Recently, Lovette et al. (2004) showed that the ability to use mtDNA to resolve migratory con- C o m m u ni c at io ns 1488 JEFFREY F. KELLY ET AL.”
• Gulliver travels to the fragmented tropics: geographic variation in mechanisms of avian extinction (2005, background): “Studies of genetic differentiation support the idea that many neotropical species are quite sedentary (Capparella 1988; Bates 2000), whereas most species from northern temperate areas show little genetic differentiation across their geographic ranges (Lovette et al. 2003).”