| Titre : | Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics 47 - 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/12/2016 |
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Jeannine Cavender-Bares, Auteur ;
David D. Ackerly, Auteur ;
Sarah E. Hobbie, Auteur ;
Philip A. Townsend, Auteur
Biogeographic origins of plant lineages are often reflected in species functional traits, with consequences for community assembly, diversity, and ecosystem function. The climatic and environmental conditions in which species evolved have lastin[...]
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Adam H. Freedman, Auteur ;
Kirk E. Lohmueller, Auteur ;
Robert K. Wayne, Auteur
The dog is our oldest domesticate and has experienced a wide variety of demographic histories, including a bottleneck associated with domestication and individual bottlenecks associated with the formation of modern breeds. Admixture with gray wo[...]
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Satoshi Chiba, Auteur ;
Robert H. Cowie, Auteur
Nonmarine molluscs are the major animal group with the greatest number of recorded extinctions due to anthropogenic impacts, and that number is certainly a serious underestimate. Land snails, particularly endemic land snails of oceanic islands, [...]
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Characterizing Species Interactions to Understand Press Perturbations: What Is the Community Matrix?
Mark Novak, Auteur ;
Justin D. Yeakel, Auteur ;
Andrew E. Noble, Auteur ;
Daniel F. Doak, Auteur ;
Mark Emmerson, Auteur ;
James A. Estes, Auteur ;
Ute Jacob, Auteur ;
M. Timothy Tinker, Auteur ;
J. Timothy Wootton, Auteur
The community matrix is among ecology's most important mathematical abstractions, formally encapsulating the interconnected network of effects that species have on one another's populations. Despite its importance, the term “community matrix” ha[...]
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Philip W. Rundel, Auteur ;
Mary T. K. Arroyo, Auteur ;
Richard M. Cowling, Auteur ;
Jon E. Keeley, Auteur ;
Byron B. Lamont, Auteur ;
Pablo Vargas, Auteur
Mediterranean-type ecosystems (MTEs) are located today in southwestern Australia, the Cape Region of South Africa, the Mediterranean Basin, California, and central Chile. These MTEs possess the highest levels of plant species richness in the wor[...]
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Steven R. Parratt, Auteur ;
Elina Numminen, Auteur ;
Anna-Liisa Laine, Auteur
Infectious diseases dynamics are affected by both spatial and temporal heterogeneity in their environments. Our ability to quantify and predict how this heterogeneity impacts risks of infection and disease emergence is the key to successful dise[...]
Article
Erik T. Aschehoug, Auteur ;
Rob Brooker, Auteur ;
Daniel Z. Atwater, Auteur ;
John L. Maron, Auteur ;
Ragan M. Callaway, Auteur
During the past 100 years, studies spanning thousands of taxa across almost all biomes have demonstrated that competition has powerful negative effects on the performance of individuals and can affect the composition of plant communities, the ev[...]
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Fernando T. Maestre, Auteur ;
David J. Eldridge, Auteur ;
Santiago Soliveres, Auteur ;
Sonia Kéfi, Auteur ;
Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo, Auteur ;
Matthew A. Bowker, Auteur ;
Pablo García-Palacios, Auteur ;
Juan Gaitán, Auteur ;
Antonio Gallardo, Auteur ;
Roberto Lázaro, Auteur ;
Miguel Berdugo, Auteur
Understanding how drylands respond to ongoing environmental change is extremely important for global sustainability. In this review, we discuss how biotic attributes, climate, grazing pressure, land cover change, and nitrogen deposition affect t[...]
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Gene Hunt, Auteur ;
Graham Slater, Auteur
With proliferation of molecular phylogenies and advances in statistical modeling, phylogeneticists can now address macroevolutionary questions that had traditionally been the purview of paleontology. Interest has focused on three areas at the in[...]
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Diogo Melo, Auteur ;
Arthur Porto, Auteur ;
James M. Cheverud, Auteur ;
Gabriel Marroig, Auteur
Modularity has emerged as a central concept for evolutionary biology, thereby providing the field with a theory of organismal structure and variation. This theory has reframed long-standing questions and serves as a unified conceptual framework [...]
Article
Min Lu, Auteur ;
Jiri Hulcr, Auteur ;
Jianghua Sun, Auteur
The number of insect species transported to non-native regions is increasing, and, once established, these invasive insects have serious impacts on the environment and regional economies. Recent research highlights several cases of insect invasi[...]
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Andrew D. Gloss, Auteur ;
Simon C. Groen, Auteur ;
Noah K. Whiteman, Auteur
Understanding the processes that generate and maintain genetic variation within populations is a central goal in evolutionary biology. Theory predicts that some of this variation is maintained as a consequence of adapting to variable habitats. S[...]
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The niche is generally viewed in terms of species' intrinsic physiological potential and limitations due to competition. Although DNA sequencing has revealed the ubiquity of beneficial microbial symbioses, the role of mutualisms in shaping speci[...]
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Forests regulate climate at local, regional, and global scales through exchanges of momentum, energy, moisture, and chemicals with the atmosphere. The notion that forests affect climate is not new. A vigorous debate about deforestation, land use[...]
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Arnaud Estoup, Auteur ;
Virginie Ravigné, Auteur ;
Ruth Hufbauer, Auteur ;
Renaud Vitalis, Auteur ;
Mathieu Gautier, Auteur ;
Benoit Facon, Auteur
Bottlenecks in population size can reduce fitness and evolutionary potential, yet introduced species often become invasive. This poses a dilemma referred to as the genetic paradox of invasion. Three characteristics must hold true for an introduc[...]
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| Code-barres | Cote | Support | Localisation | Section | Disponibilité |
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| 15559 | 14A/5 | Périodique | Bibliothèque | Périodiques étagère 14 | Disponible |
