Ecosystem functioning in relation to species identity, density, and biomass in two tunneller dung beetles
Abstract
1. Species abundance, biomass, and identity are the main factors that influence ecosystem functioning. Previous studies have shown that community attributes and species identity help to maintain natural ecosystem functioning. 2. This study examined how species identity, biomass, and abundance in dung pats (i.e. density) of dung beetles affect multiple ecological functions: dung removal, seed dispersal, and germination. Specifically, two species...
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Title
Ecosystem functioning in relation to species identity, density, and biomass in two tunneller dung beetles
Published Date
Sep 30, 2019
Journal
Volume
45
Issue
2
Pages
311 - 320
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