...construction wages paid in the GalapagosIslands, for example, may be absent...This migratory labor to the GalapagosIslands offers an additional explanation for...has been established in the Galapagos, the result of the transplantation...booming construction industry on the islands, and if their wives and...hotels and restaurants on the island.
...12) is his discussion of islands and mainlands, especially the example of the Galapagos Archipelago: The most striking and...regard to the inhabitants of islands, is their affinity to those...
...will give only one, that of the Galapagos Archipelago, situated under the equator, between 500...
...239–8) Sober maps modus Darwin onto Darwin’s Galapagos illustration as follows.
...the same species found on islands and mainlands separated by hundreds...few that are specific to islands, among them ‘the most striking...‘affinity [of the inhabitants of islands] to those of the nearest...the same species’ (397). The Galapagos and Cape Verde archipelagos provide illustrations (397–9). (This islands-and-mainlands trend is really just a...eleven, while Darwin’s comparison of Galapagos to Cape Verde provides another...
Recall that Sober sees in Darwin’s Galapagos illustration a number of species pairs (Xi, Yi) where the Xi are Galapagos species and the Yi are mainland South...
...CA over SA for each within-Galapagos species pair, as well as...that support for CA for within-Galapagos, or within-mainland species pairs is...Regarding Darwin’s use of the Galapagos example, Sober says: