Original paper
PER‐SIMPER—A new tool for inferring community assembly processes from taxon occurrences
Abstract
Aim Understanding how ecosystem functioning and evolution shape taxonomic assemblages is a lively debate basically involving two major opposite views: the niche‐ and dispersal‐assembly hypotheses. Here, we introduce a new method allowing for the identification of the first‐order process of assembly underlying a set of taxonomic assemblages. Methods Building on Clarke’s SIMPER (for “similarity percentage”) analysis of a taxon/locality occurrence...
Paper Details
Title
PER‐SIMPER—A new tool for inferring community assembly processes from taxon occurrences
Published Date
Dec 2, 2018
Volume
28
Issue
3
Pages
374 - 385
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