Original paper
Environmental, spatial and phylogenetic determinants of fish life‐history traits and functional composition of A ustralian rivers
Abstract
Summary The biogeography of freshwater fish is determined in part by large‐scale filters such as phylogenetic history, the spatial arrangement of catchments and environmental variability. Species are filtered from the regional pool if they possess a combination of functional traits enabling them to persist in the local environment. This article aims to quantify the relative importance of these large‐scale filters in determining spatial variation...
Paper Details
Title
Environmental, spatial and phylogenetic determinants of fish life‐history traits and functional composition of A ustralian rivers
Published Date
May 27, 2013
Journal
Volume
58
Issue
9
Pages
1767 - 1778
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