Elevation-driven ecological isolation promotes diversification on Mediterranean islands
Abstract
The percentage of single island neo-endemic species (an indicator for evolutionary diversification) was found to be independent of geographic distance to the continent in the case of the Aegean archipelago. It was concluded that speciation is independent of geographic isolation, while evolutionary processes are rather enhanced by habitat heterogeneity. An island's maximum elevation was used as an indicator for habitat heterogeneity. In contrast,...
Paper Details
Title
Elevation-driven ecological isolation promotes diversification on Mediterranean islands
Published Date
Feb 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
47
Pages
52 - 56
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