Hispaniolan

Similarly, recent molecular phylogenetic study of Caribbean species of Salvia suggested that one clade of Hispaniolan taxa was derived from ancestors in the northern Andes and thus implicated historic dispersal from the Andes in the evolution of Hispaniolan endemic Salvia (Zona et al., 2016).

Gustavsen et al., "Renal, gastrointestinal, and hemostatic effects of oral administration of meloxicam to Hispaniolan Amazon parrots (Amazona ventralis)," American Journal of Veterinary Research, vol.

Farming was, after all, viewed as a fundamental right for hard-working men and women in Hispaniolan peasant communities (Turits 2003; Sheller 2012; Dubois 2012).

One factor contributing to the complex evolutionary histories of Hispaniolan birds may be the migratory tendencies and associated population dynamics of many species.

Natural history of a terrestrial Hispaniolan anole: Anolis barbouri.

The same holds true for two successive millennia of Christians, whether it be Judean Christians under persecution, tenth-century Slavs trapped between the Holy Roman and Byzantine Empires, sixteenth-century Hispaniolan believers enslaved by Spaniards, or early twentieth-century Hawaiian Christians dominated by powerful U.S.

Consistent with the findings for Puerto Rican arboreal lizards, flight initiation distance decreased as perch height increased in the Hispaniolan trunk anole A.

The Hispaniolan solenodon, which can kill passing prey with a quick bite, was trapped in the Dominican Republic.

The Hispaniolan solenodon is a strange looking shrew-like creature with a long snout and has specialised teeth capable of delivering venom.

London, Jan 10 (ANI): Scientists have captured rare footage of the venomous Hispaniolan solenodon, one of the world's most strange and elusive mammals on camera.

Comparison of traditional thermal support devices with the forced-air warmer system in anesthetized Hispaniolan Amazon Parrots (Amazona ventralis).