Genetic analysis of song dialect populations in Puget Sound white-crowned sparrows

By J. Soha, D. A. Nelson, P. Parker. 2004

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Geographic Variation in Male Sexual Signals in Strawberry Poison Frogs (Dendrobates pumilio) (2007, unknown): “A lack of correlation between genetic and sexual signal dissimilarity seems to be a common phenomenon as it was also observed in other taxa (Drosophila: Gleason & Ritchie 1998; birds: Lougheed & Handford 1992; Soha et al. 2004).”
Reproductive asynchrony and population divergence between two tropical bird populations (2005, background): “, 2004) and dissimilar techniques (Lougheed and Handford, 1992; Soha et al., 2004).”
Cultural Evolution of Puget Sound White‐Crowned Sparrow Song Dialects (2004, unknown): “…by dispersal of males from the site of song memorization could be sufficient to produce the significant change in distribution of CS types over time, and would be consistent with the failure to document concordance between song dialects and genetic structure in this subspecies (Soha et al. 2004).”