REVIEW OF TAXONOMIC DATA AND JUSTIFICATION OF TAXONOMIC DECISIONS Sample Clauses

REVIEW OF TAXONOMIC DATA AND JUSTIFICATION OF TAXONOMIC DECISIONS. Tristan and Wandering Albatross For convenience, Wandering Albatross and Tristan Albatross are sometimes referred to as exulans and dabbenena respectively. Recent taxonomic history First described as a separate taxa by Xxxxxxx in 1926, Diomedea chionoptera alexanderi was later recognised by Xxxxxxx (1929) as a separate species (and renamed dabbenena) that is sister to the larger chionoptera (now named X. xxxxxxx). Debate over the taxonomic status of these taxa has continued since, with the taxa recognised as separate species or subspecies (Bourne 1989; Warham 1990). Subsequent molecular studies (Xxxx & Xxxxxxx 1998) established dabbenena as the sister taxon to exulans. Based on morphology and genetic data, Xxxxxxxxx & Xxxx (1998) argued that dabbenena should be recognised as a separate species. Further genetic studies by Xxxx & Xxxxxxx (2004) supported the findings of Xxxx & Xxxxxxx (1998). Burg & Xxxxxxx (2004) also argued their data supported recognising dabbenena at the species level. In contrast, Penhallurick & Xxxx (2004) and subsequently Xxxxxxxxxx & Xxxxx (2008) questioned the validity of splitting the Wandering complex into separate species because of the low genetic distances between the taxa. This genetic-distance approach to taxonomy was severely criticised by Xxxxxxx & Austin (2005). Primary publications or reviews of data relevant to the great albatross taxonomy
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