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Subject: | Re: Betty and Harry Albatross |
From: | "Robert Berry" <> |
Date: | Tue, 11 Aug 1998 18:03:50 +1000 |
---------- > From: John Penhallurick <> > > I nissed the post that Glen refers to. . > > I see the splits as justified because mtDNA sequencing is at last providing > us with reasonably definitive in the area of species limits. John, have you seen the mtDNA evidence for splitting the Albatrosses? Or is the evidence nissing? > I also feel very strongly that Julian Ford's lumping of the Nullarbor > Quail-thrush C.alisteri with Cinnnamon Quail-thrush, C.cinnamomeum was > wrong, as was his uniting of the Western Quail-thrush C.marginatum, with the > Chestnut-breasted Quail-thrush, C.castaneothorax of sQld and nNSW. > > In fact, apart from the computer packages he used, Ford's choice of criteria > are similar to those used by Gadow in the nineteenth century! > What software did Gadow use? Rob. |
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