New Zealand Freshwater Fishes

1. New Zealand’s Distinctive and Well-Known Freshwater Fish Fauna
R. M. McDowall

2. The Geographical Setting of New Zealand and Its Place in Global Geography
R. M. McDowall

3. New Zealand’s Geological and Climatic History and Its Biogeographical Context
R. M. McDowall

4. A Conceptual Basis for Biogeography
R. M. McDowall

5. Some Essentials of Freshwater Fish Biogeography, Fish Life Histories, and the Place of Diadromy
R. M. McDowall

6. Data Sources for the Present Study
R. M. McDowall

7. Phylogenetic Lineages in the Fauna and the Evolution of Diadromy: A Broad Perspective
R. M. McDowall

8.
Galaxias and Gondwana
R. M. McDowall

9. Broad-Scale, Macroecological Patterns, Ranges and Community Species Richness in the Fauna
R. M. McDowall

10. Pattern and Process in the Distributions and Biogeography of New Zealand Freshwater Fishes: The Diadromous Species
R. M. McDowall

11. Pattern and Process in the Distributions of Non-diadromous Species – 1: The Galaxias vulgaris Species Complex
R. M. McDowall

12. Pattern and Process in the Distributions of Non-diadromous Species 2: The ‘Pencil-Galaxias’ Species Group
R. M. McDowall

13. Pattern and Process in the Distributions of Non-diadromous Species 3: The Dune Lakes Galaxias
R. M. McDowall

14. Distribution, History and Biogeography of the Neochanna Mudfishes
R. M. McDowall

15. Distribution and Biogeography of the Non-diadromous Gobiomorphus Bullies
R. M. McDowall

16. A Biogeographical Synthesis: 1. The Big Picture
R. M. McDowall

17. Biogeographical Synthesis: 2. More Local Issues and Patterns
R. M. McDowall

18. A Biogeographical Synthesis 3: Issues of Diadromy, Diversification and Dispersal
R. M. McDowall

19. Some General Biogeographical Patterns in the Fish Fauna
R. M. McDowall

20. A More Global Perspective and a Final Summation
R. M. McDowall

Nyckelord: Life Sciences, Life Sciences, general, Freshwater & Marine Ecology, Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management