Vanishing of the common species: Empty habitats and the role of genetic diversity
Abstract
Biodiversity is declining, with major causes identified as habitat loss and a reduction of habitat quality. Recent studies have shown that particularly species with specific habitat demands are suffering in this way. Accordingly, habitat specialists have been nominated as umbrella species, which because they represent a much larger number of species, are thought best to fulfil the requirements of nature conservation. However, species which are...
Paper Details
Title
Vanishing of the common species: Empty habitats and the role of genetic diversity
Published Date
Feb 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
218
Pages
211 - 216
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