Sundaland, the inundated shelf separating Java, Sumatra and Borneo from the Malay
Peninsula, is of exceptional interest to biogeographers for its species richness and its …

Aim Understanding the biotic and abiotic mechanisms underlying the generation and
maintenance of biogeographic transitions represent long‐standing topics in evolutionary …

Abstract Mud snakes (Serpentes: Homalopsidae) are a family of 55 described, mainly
aquatic, species primarily distributed throughout mainland Southeast Asia and the Indo …

We here present a comprehensive integrative taxonomic review of the genus Hylomys,
using molecular (mitochondrial genomes and up to five nuclear loci) and morphological data …

The assessment of habitat selection and temporal patterns of activity rhythms is paramount
for wildlife conservation. Studies on behavioural ecology of wild mammals are particularly …

The hyperdiverse shrew genus Crocidura is one of few small mammal genera distributed
across Sundaland and all of its boundaries. This represents a rare opportunity to study the …

Janzen's influential “mountain passes are higher in the tropics” hypothesis predicts restricted
gene flow and genetic isolation among populations spanning elevational gradients in the …

The Southeast Asian region of Sundaland is among the world's major biodiversity hotspots.
The region's biodiversity coupled with its complex and dynamic geographic and climatic …

Background The paper presents novel findings of little-known species of rodents, the blind
tree mice Typhlomys in Son La Province, Vietnam, with the first morphological and genetic …

In this study, we reassessed the taxonomic position of Typhlomys (Rodentia:
Platacanthomyidae) from Huangshan, Anhui, China, based on morphological and molecular …