Avifauna of the eastern Himalayas and southeastern sub-Himalayan mountains center of endemism or many species in marginal habitats?
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Washington, DC
American Ornithologists' Union
2010
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Table of Contents:
- Bird Species-Richness Pattern in the Greater Himalayan Mountains—A General Introduction / Swen C. Renner
- Ornithological Exploration in the Southeastern Sub-Himalayan Region of Myanmar / John H. Rappole, Thein Aung, Pamela C. Rasmussen and Swen C. Renner
- Avifauna of the Gaoligong Shan Mountains of Western China: A Hotspot of Avian Species Diversity / John P. Dumbacher, Jeremy Miller, Maureen E. Flannery and Yang Xiaojun
- Phylogeny, Biodiversity, and Species Limits of Passerine Birds in the Sino-Himalayan Region—A Critical Review / Jochen Martens, Dieter Thomas Tietze and Martin Päckert
- The Breeding Avifauna of the Sub-Himalayan Zone of Northern Kachin State, Myanmar / Pamela C. Rasmussen, Thein Aung and John H. Rappole
- Ornithology of Northern Myanmar / Hazel Khin Ma Ma Thwin, Kyi Soe Lwin, Swen C. Renner and John P. Dumbacher
- Description of First Basic Plumage of Three Muscicapid Species Found in the Southeastern Sub-Himalayan Foothills, with Notes on Their Taxonomy and Ecology / Swen C. Renner and John H. Rappole
- Bird Diversity, Biogeographic Patterns, and Endemism of the Eastern Himalayas and Southeastern Sub-Himalayan Mountains / Swen C. Renner and John H. Rappole.