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Major Biogeographic and Phylogenetic Patterns
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James S. Albert and others
Published: 03 August 2011
...Table 2.1 Species Richness and Species Endemism of Fishes in 44 Ecoregions of Tropical South America Ecoregion Area (km )2(A ) Total Species (ST ...
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Tidal Vegetation: Spatial and temporal Dynamics
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V. Thomas Parker and others
Published: 08 October 2012
... depressa Salix productivity freshwater diversions inundation Mediterranean climate productivity salinity gradient San Francisco Bay and Delta species richness tidal wetland vegetation History of Tidal Wetland Origins Estuarine Tidal Wetlands in a Conceptual Context Physical Processes...
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Nestedness and Assembly Rules
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Martin L. Cody
Published: 27 June 2006
... of ecological and biogeographical studies. If the sites are islands spanning a range of sizes, topographies, and positions relative to colonization sources, SSMs will rank islands by those properties associated with high species richness, namely, by decreasing size and elevation, and increasing isolation. Often...
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Ecological Consequences
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David W. Pfennig and Karin S. Pfennig
Published: 25 October 2012
..., species’ ranges. Studying character displacement can therefore reveal how the fitness consequences of interactions between species potentially translate into large-scale patterns of species richness, distributions, and diversity. Thus, the study of character displacement provides a unifying framework...
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Species Richness and Cladal Diversity
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James S. Albert and others
Published: 03 August 2011
... (see Figure 5.4 ). Clades listed by taxonomic order in conventional phylogenetic sequence and alphabetically within orders. Species-richness estimates include underscribed taxa from Reis et al. ( 2003a ), updated for Gymnotiformes (JSA, unpublished observation). Body size averaged from maximum...
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Mammal Species Richness in Africa
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Peter Andrews and Eileen M. O’Brien
Published: 20 July 2010
... = 0.001). Values above 0.9 are shown in bold. I, Insectivora, P, Primates, Ch, Chiroptera, Ca, Carnivora, Eq, Equidae, Rh, Rhinocerotidae, H, Hippopotamidae, Su, Suidae, Tr, Tragulidae, Gir, Giraffidae, Bo, Bovidae, L, Leporidae, Rod, Rodentia. FIGURE 47.9 Isoclines of taxonomic species richness...
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Predicting Avian Community Responses to Increasing Urbanization
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Jeffrey Hepinstall-Cymerman and others
Published: 26 October 2012
... reliant on higher elevation forests. The high spatial resolution of our models allowed us to explore how the amount and pattern of future development may influence avian communities. avian abundance avian communities modeling species richness urbanization acoustical environment extinction Puget...
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Cenozoic Mammals of Africa
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Lars Werdelin (ed.)
Published online: 22 March 2012
Published in print: 20 July 2010
..., phylogeny, and biogeography. Primates, including hominins, are particularly well covered. The discussion addresses the systematics of endemic African mammals, factors relating to species richness, and a summary of isotopic information. The work also provides contextual information about Cenozoic African...