The role of predators in driving warming-prey diversity relationships: An invertebrate perspective
Abstract
Climate warming is one of the key driving forces of biodiversity loss. Yet, our understanding of underlying factors that link warming-biodiversity relationships at both local and regional spatial scales is limited. Here, I review how warming could change local-scale diversity of invertebrate animals. Specifically, I examine whether warming-prey diversity relationships are modulated by changes in predation at higher temperatures. I first review...
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Title
The role of predators in driving warming-prey diversity relationships: An invertebrate perspective
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
47
Pages
23 - 34
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