Original paper
A Minimal Model for the Latitudinal Diversity Gradient Suggests a Dominant Role for Ecological Limits
Abstract
The latitudinal diversity gradient (LDG) is one of Earth’s most iconic biodiversity patterns and still one of the most debated. Explanations for the LDG are often categorized into three broad pathways in which the diversity gradient is created by (1) differential diversification rates, (2) differential carrying capacities (ecological limits), or (3) differential time to accumulate species across latitude. Support for these pathways has, however,...
Paper Details
Title
A Minimal Model for the Latitudinal Diversity Gradient Suggests a Dominant Role for Ecological Limits
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
194
Issue
5
Pages
E122 - E133
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