Contents
Preface ................................................................................................................. V
Contributors ....................................................................................................... IX
Part 1 Species Diversity and Phylogeny
1. The Origin of Reproductive Isolation: Biological Mechanisms of
Genetic Incompatibility
K. SAWAMURA .................................................................................................. 3
2. A Molecular Perspective on the Conservation of Diversity
C. MORITZ ................... .................................................................................. 21
3. Mitochondrial Molecular Clocks and the Origin of
Euteleostean Biodiversity: Familial Radiation of Perciforms
May Have Predated the Cretaceousrrertiary Boundary
Y. KUMAZAWA, M. YAMAGUCHI, AND M. NISHIDA ........................................... 35
4. Molecular a-Taxonomy of a Morphologically Simple Fern
Asplenium nidus Complex from Mt. Halimun National Park, Indonesia
N. MURAKA.',II, Y. YATABE, H. IWASAKI, D. DARNAEDI, AND K. IWATSUKI ........ 53
5. Adaptive Radiation, Dispersal, and
Diversification of the Hawaiian Lobeliads
T.J. GIVNISH .................................................................................................. 67
6. Phylogenetic Analyses of Large Data Sets:
Approaches Using the Angiosperms
D.E. SOLTIS AND P.S. SOLTIS .......................................................................... 91
Part 2 Ecological Biodiversity
7. The Theory and Practice of the Science of Biodiversity:
A Personal Assessment
O.T. SOLBRIG ............................................................................................... 107
8. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes:
Theory, Achievements and Future Directions
J.H.lAWTON ............................................................................................... 119
VII
Preface ................................................................................................................. V
Contributors ....................................................................................................... IX
Part 1 Species Diversity and Phylogeny
1. The Origin of Reproductive Isolation: Biological Mechanisms of
Genetic Incompatibility
K. SAWAMURA .................................................................................................. 3
2. A Molecular Perspective on the Conservation of Diversity
C. MORITZ ................... .................................................................................. 21
3. Mitochondrial Molecular Clocks and the Origin of
Euteleostean Biodiversity: Familial Radiation of Perciforms
May Have Predated the Cretaceousrrertiary Boundary
Y. KUMAZAWA, M. YAMAGUCHI, AND M. NISHIDA ........................................... 35
4. Molecular a-Taxonomy of a Morphologically Simple Fern
Asplenium nidus Complex from Mt. Halimun National Park, Indonesia
N. MURAKA.',II, Y. YATABE, H. IWASAKI, D. DARNAEDI, AND K. IWATSUKI ........ 53
5. Adaptive Radiation, Dispersal, and
Diversification of the Hawaiian Lobeliads
T.J. GIVNISH .................................................................................................. 67
6. Phylogenetic Analyses of Large Data Sets:
Approaches Using the Angiosperms
D.E. SOLTIS AND P.S. SOLTIS .......................................................................... 91
Part 2 Ecological Biodiversity
7. The Theory and Practice of the Science of Biodiversity:
A Personal Assessment
O.T. SOLBRIG ............................................................................................... 107
8. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes:
Theory, Achievements and Future Directions
J.H.lAWTON ............................................................................................... 119
VII