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Analysis of an evolutionary species–area relationship
Nature, 2000Large islands typically have more species than comparable smaller islands. Ecological theories, the most influential being the equilibrium theory of island biogeography, explain the species-area relationship as the outcome of the effect of area on immigration and extinction rates.
J B, Losos, D, Schluter
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Species–area relationships in microbial-mediated mutualisms
Trends in Microbiology, 2023Symbioses involving microorganisms prevail in nature and are key to regulating numerous ecosystem processes and in driving evolution. A major concern in understanding the ecology of symbioses involving microorganisms arises in the effectiveness of sampling strategies to capture the contrasting size of organisms involved.
Stavros D. Veresoglou, David Johnson
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Predator‐Dependent Species‐Area Relationships
The American Naturalist, 2007In addition to having a positive effect on species richness (species-area relationships [SARs]), habitat area can influence the presence of predators, which can indirectly influence prey richness. While these direct and indirect effects of area on richness occur simultaneously, no research has examined how predation might contribute to SAR variation ...
Wade A, Ryberg, Jonathan M, Chase
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The species–area–energy relationship
Ecology Letters, 2005AbstractArea and available energy are major determinants of species richness. Although scale dependency of the relationship between energy availability and species richness (the species–energy relationship) has been documented, the exact relationship between the species–area and the species–energy relationship has not been studied explicitly.
David, Storch +2 more
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Island Formation History Determines Microbial Species-Area Relationships
Microbial Ecology, 2021The species-area relationship (SAR) and its mechanisms regarding microbes are not as clear as those of plants and animals; this may result from the impact of sampling effects and the confusion between SAR and distance attenuation. We hypothesize that we can find more accurate microbial SAR curve, after removing these two factors.
Wei, Deng +5 more
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2019
This module introduces species-area curves in the context of understanding spatial diversity patterns. It is intended for an introductory biology audience.
Gross, Lou +2 more
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This module introduces species-area curves in the context of understanding spatial diversity patterns. It is intended for an introductory biology audience.
Gross, Lou +2 more
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