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Effects of tree species composition on within-forest distribution of understorey species
Applied Vegetation Science, 2005AbstractQuestion: Do tree species, with different litter qualities, affect the within‐forest distribution of forest understorey species on intermediate to base‐rich soils? Since habitat loss and fragmentation have caused ancient forest species to decline, those species are the main focus of this study.Location: Three ancient forests, along a soil ...
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“Australopithecus afarensis”: A composite species
Primates, 1992In response to a critique byFerguson (1989),Leonard (1991) reiterates most of his original arguments for supporting “Australopithecus afarensis”Johanson, White, andCoppens, 1978 as a single species. He disregards the principle of morphological equivalence by comparing the dental metrics and morphology of a hominid with those of species of the Pongidae,
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Taxonomic Structure: Species Composition
2015Terrestrial ecologists long ago remarked on the richness of the floras and faunas of tropical environments relative to colder climates. The diversification within many specific taxonomic groups is clearly greater in the tropics than in temperate latitudes, both in terrestrial and in marine environments. Coastal environments support many more species of
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Species Composition in a Complex of Woodlands
1985The Northcliffe/Heaton complex of woodlands lies two miles northwest of Bradford city centre in two deep ice-cut valleys which run approximately west to east and join at their eastern extremities. They form a continuous, roughly semi-circular arc of woodland approximately three kilometers in length.
D. F. Andrews, A. M. Herzberg
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Species composition of barids in Dagestan
Russian Agricultural Sciences, 2007A species identification of a community of barids in Dagestan has been carried out for the first time and the dominance of Baris coerulescens Scop., colonizing only cabbage seed plantations and amounting to 75–80% of the total numbers of pests, has been revealed.
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