Leiden / New York / Australia New / Washington / DC / Passerida Australia New / The Hague / Munich / Corvoidea Australia New / Copenhagen / New / Cary / London / Chicago / /
Company
Phillimore AB / GenBank / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Cox / Galapagos / Whittaker / DNASTAR Inc. / /
Continent
America / Africa / Asia / Australia / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / Micronesia / Solomon Islands / New Zealand / Australia / United Kingdom / Philippines / Norfolk Island / Denmark / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Copenhagen / American Museum of Natural History / University of Missouri / SAS Institute / Weir JT / Natural History Museum of Denmark / The United States National Museum / Field Museum of Natural History / /
IndustryTerm
food hoarding decisions / food hoarding / food selection / model systems / /
Movie
Are We There Yet / /
NaturalFeature
Are islands / Pacific Ocean islands / Indies / New Guinea / Indian Ocean islands / Pacific island / Galapagos Islands / New Guinea highland / /
Organization
Danish National Research Foundation / University of Missouri / St. Louis / Center for Macroecology / Department of Biology / Princeton University / Pachycephalidae / Center for Macroecology / Evolution / and Climate / SAS Institute / African Union / Oxford University / University of Copenhagen / /
Person
Jan Ohlson / Pierre-Henri Fabrea / Robert E. Ricklefs / Martin Irestedt / Jon Fjeldsåa / Robert E. Ricklefsb / Crown Corvida (Aves) / Fredrik Ronquist / /
Position
instantaneous forward / Harper / Author / /
Product
Bayes / Nokia E71 Smartphone / BayesTraits / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Illinois / Papua / Hawaii / New York / Missouri / Montana / /
PublishedMedium
Natural History / /
Region
Oceania / Indian Ocean / east coast / West Indies / Southeast Asia / Australasia / /
Major global radiation of corvoid birds originated in the proto-Papuan archipelago Knud A. Jønssona, Pierre-Henri Fabrea, Robert E. Ricklefsb,1, and Jon Fjeldsåa