Disentangling the effects of multiple environmental drivers on population changes within communities
Abstract
The effects of different environmental drivers on the changes in species' population abundances can be difficult to disentangle as they often act simultaneously. Researchers have built statistical models that include environmental variables (such as annual temperature) or species attributes (such as a species' temperature preference), which are assumed to detect the impacts of specific drivers (such as climate change). However, these approaches...
Paper Details
Title
Disentangling the effects of multiple environmental drivers on population changes within communities
Published Date
Apr 23, 2018
Journal
Volume
87
Issue
4
Pages
1034 - 1045
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