Panbiogeography: Tracking the History of Life

CRAW, R.C., GREHAN, J.R. & HEADS, M.J. (1999). Panbiogeography: Tracking the History of Life. Oxford University Press, New York.

• Chapter 1, pp. 3-29: What is panbiogeography?
• 1.1 A Darwinian dilemma
• 1.2 Panbiogeography, dispersal, and vicariance
• 1.3 Panbiogeographic method
• 1.4 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 2, pp. 30-63: Life as a geological layer: panbiogeography and the earth sciences
• 2.1 Pleistocene or earlier?
• 2.2 Fossil evidence
• 2.3 Geological and biogeographical correlation
• 2.4 Insular distribution
• 2.5 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 3, pp. 64-67: Ecology, history, and the panbiogeography of Africa
• 3.1 Regional biogeography of Africa
• 3.2 Tracks and baselines of African biota
• 3.3 African biogeography and ecological lag
• 3.4 Ecoclines and ecophyletic series
• 3.5 African biodiversity
• 3.6 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 4, pp. 88-114: Mapping the trees of life: panbiogeography, phylogenetic systematics, and evolutionary processes
• 4.1 Geographical distribution as a systematic character
• 4.2 Predicting phylogenetic relationships from biogeographic data
• 4.3 Biogeography and character recombination
• 4.4 Vicariant form-making and evolutionary constraints
• 4.5 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 5, pp. 115-144: Tracking the trees of life: line, map, and matrix
• 5.1 Representations of geographic space in biogeography
  
• 5.2 Graphical representation in biogeography
• 5.3 Quantitative track analysis
• 5.4 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 6, pp. 145-162: Toward a new regional biogeography: the revival of biogeographical classification
• 6.1 Spatial logic and homology in biogeography and the earth sciences
• 6.2 Case study: Transpacific tracks and the geological history of the Americas
• 6.3 Conclusions
  
• Chapter 7, pp. 163-179: Tracks, nodes, biodiversity, and conservation
• 7.1 Biodiversity as biogeography
• 7.2 Mapping and tracking biodiversity
• 7.3 Tracks and nodes in conservation biology
• 7.4 Hybrids, species, and conservation
• 7.5 Conclusions
  
• Glossary of Technical Terms, pp. 180-181
• References, pp. 182-220
• Index, pp. 221-229

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