Original paper
The effects of environmental factors and geographic distance on species turnover in an agriculturally dominated river network
Abstract
Both environmental and geographic factors interact to structure the metacommunities in river networks, but the importance of these factors is difficult to distinguish. We used six aquatic taxonomic groups to test the relationship between environmental and geographic factors and their effect on species turnover patterns in an agriculturally dominated river (Chaohu Lake Basin, China). The relationships between three dissimilarity indices and...
Paper Details
Title
The effects of environmental factors and geographic distance on species turnover in an agriculturally dominated river network
Published Date
Mar 2, 2019
Volume
191
Issue
4
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