Swainson's Thrush (1 Viewer)

Richard Klim

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• Jul 3, 2012

• #1

Ruegg, Anderson & Slabbekoorn (in press). Differences in timing of migration and response to sexual signalling drive asymmetric hybridization across a migratory divide. J Evol Biol. [abstract]

 

Richard Klim

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• Jul 5, 2012

• #2

LaManna et al

LaManna, George, Saracco, Nott & DeSante (in press). El Niño-Southern Oscillation influences annual survival of a migratory songbird at a regional scale. Auk. [abstract]

 

Richard Klim

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• Sep 26, 2012

• #3

Delmore et al

Delmore, Fox & Irwin (in press). Dramatic intraspecific differences in migratory routes, stopover sites and wintering areas, revealed using light-level geolocators. Proc R Soc B. [abstract] [data supplement]

 

Richard Klim

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• Sep 28, 2012

• #4

Delmore et al

Birdwatch news item: Swainson's Thrushes keep their distance.

 

njlarsen

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• Sep 28, 2012

• #5

Does it say anything about timing? Do the two subspecies also arrive back at different times?

Niels

 

Richard Klim

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• Sep 28, 2012

• #6

njlarsen said:

Does it say anything about timing? Do the two subspecies also arrive back at different times?

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Niels, I haven't seen the paper, but Figs S1/S2 in the data supplement [p9–12] illustrate the timing.

 

Richard Klim

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• Oct 30, 2012

• #7

LaManna et al 2012

Richard Klim said:

LaManna, George, Saracco, Nott & DeSante (in press). El Niño-Southern Oscillation influences annual survival of a migratory songbird at a regional scale. Auk. [abstract]

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Auk 129(4).

 

l_raty

laurent raty

• Oct 31, 2012

• #8

Richard Klim said:

Auk 129(4).

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Couldn't access it via this link, Richard. It seems you must enter JStor via the special "token" link, given ia. on the AOU website :
www.jstor.org/stoken/ucaltoken/HGqHqGUjh38IMuhmJHmG/full
(After you have done this, the direct link will work, though...)

 

Richard Klim

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• Oct 31, 2012

• #9

l_raty said:

Couldn't access it via this link, Richard. It seems you must enter JStor via the special "token" link, given ia. on the AOU website :
www.jstor.org/stoken/ucaltoken/HGqHqGUjh38IMuhmJHmG/full
(After you have done this, the direct link will work, though...)

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OK - thanks, Laurent. :t:

The direct link presumably worked for me only because I'd previously accessed the other Auk 129(4) 'Editors Choice' paper on www.aou.org (which required acceptance of JSTOR's Terms and Conditions).

 

Richard Klim

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• May 1, 2013

• #10

Earbirding

Nathan Pieplow, Earbirding.com, 30 Apr 2013: "Russet-backed" vs. "Olive-backed" Swainson's Thrushes.

Monroe & Sibley 1993 lists Olive-backed Thrush Catharus (ustulatus) swainsoni as a possible species.

Evans Mack & Yong 2000 (BNA Online):

Six subspecies currently recognized that segregate into 2 groups, russet-backed (ustulatus group) and olive-backed (swainsoni group), differing in plumage, breeding habitat, winter range, and in some vocalizations (M. A. Ramos in Phillips 1991, Am. Ornithol. Union 1998). Russet-backed group winters in Mexico and Central America, and olive-backed group in nw. and central South America (Bond 1963, Marshall 1988, Phillips 1991).

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Collar 2005 (HBW 10).

Ruegg 2007 (Divergence between Subspecies Groups of Swainson's Thrush (Catharus ustulatus ustulatus and C. U. swainsoni)).

 

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Peter Kovalik

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• Jun 23, 2014

• #11

Kristen Ruegg, Eric C. Anderson, Jason Boone, Jazz Pouls and Thomas B. Smith, 2014. A role for migration-linked genes and genomic islands in divergence of a songbird. Molecular Ecology (accepted article).

Abstract

 

Richard Klim

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• Jul 23, 2014

• #12

Delmore & Irwin

Delmore & Irwin (in press). Hybrid songbirds employ intermediate routes in a migratory divide. Ecol Lett. [abstract] [supp info]

UBC News, 22 Jul 2014: Mixed genes mix up the migrations of hybrid birds.

PS. Updated link to Ruegg 2007 (but no free access).

 

Last edited: Jul 23, 2014

Richard Klim

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• Nov 17, 2014

• #13

Ruegg et al 2014 pdf

Peter Kovalik said:

Kristen Ruegg, Eric C. Anderson, Jason Boone, Jazz Pouls and Thomas B. Smith, 2014. A role for migration-linked genes and genomic islands in divergence of a songbird. Molecular Ecology (accepted article). Abstract

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Ruegg et al 2014. Mol Ecol 23(19): 4757–4769. [pdf]

 

Richard Klim

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• Mar 24, 2015

• #14

Delmore et al

Delmore, Hübner, Kane, Schuster, Andrew, Câmara, Guigo & Irwin (in press). Genomic analysis of a migratory divide reveals candidate genes for migration and implicates selective sweeps in generating islands of differentiation. Mol Ecol. [abstract] [supp info]