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Catchments catch all: long-term population history of a giant springtail from the southeast Australian highlands -- a multigene approach by GARRICK, R.C, SANDS, C.J, ROWELL, D.M, HILLIS, D.M, SUNNUCKS, P

“…Phylogeography can reveal evolutionary processes driving natural genetic-geographical patterns in biota, providing an empirical framework for optimizing…”
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Phylogeography recapitulates topography: very fine-scale local endemism of a saproxylic 'giant' springtail at Tallaganda in the Great Dividing Range of south-east Australia by Garrick, R.C, Sands, C.J, Rowell, D.M, Tait, N.N, Greenslade, P, Sunnucks, P

“…Comparative phylogeography can reveal processes and historical events that shape the biodiversity of species and communities. As part of a comparative research…”
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Remarkably different phylogeographic structure in two closely related lizard species in a zone of sympatry in south-eastern Australia by Hodges, K.M, Rowell, D.M, Keogh, J.S

“…Phylogeographic structure is a product of a species' life history and dispersal patterns, geographic history, climatic history and chance. Comparative…”
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Cannibalism and kin recognition in Delena cancerides (Araneae: Sparassidae), a social huntsman spider by Beavis, A.S, Rowell, D.M, Evans, T

“…Social behaviour in spiders is rare: of the 39 000 species of spiders known, only 23 are considered to be cooperatively social. Delena cancerides is a social…”
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Phylogenetic Relationships among Onychophora from Australasia Inferred from the Mitochondrial Cytochrome Oxidase Subunit I Gene by Gleeson, D.M., Rowell, D.M., Tait, N.N., Briscoe, D.A., Higgins, A.V.

“…Nucleotide sequence variation in a region of the mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) gene (456 bp) was examined for 26 onychophorans representing…”
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Complex sex-linked fusion heterozygosity in the Australian huntsman spider Delena cancerides (Araneae: Sparassidae) by Rowell, D.M

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Sex ratio in the social spider Diaea socialis (Araneae: Thomisidae) by Rowell, D.M. (Australian National University, Canberra City, Australia), Main, B.Y

“…Sex ratio data from embryos and adults are compared in the social thomisid Diaea socialis. The relative proportions of males and females do not differ…”
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Lung function in an Australian population: contributions of polygenic factors and the Pi locus to individual differences in lung function in a sample of twins by Gibson, J B, Martin, N G, Oakeshott, J G, Rowell, D M, Clark, P

“…A study of lung function in 203 twin pairs aged 18-34 years living in Sydney detected significant genetic variation in females and males. There was no evidence…”
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