Species-energy relationships of indigenous and invasive species may arise in different ways – a demonstration using springtails
Abstract
Although the relationship between species richness and available energy is well established for a range of spatial scales, exploration of the plausible underlying explanations for this relationship is less common. Speciation, extinction, dispersal and environmental filters all play a role. Here we make use of replicated elevational transects and the insights offered by comparing indigenous and invasive species to test four proximal mechanisms...
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Title
Species-energy relationships of indigenous and invasive species may arise in different ways – a demonstration using springtails
Published Date
Sep 24, 2019
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
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