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Climate and habitat loss interactively restructure trait composition and covariance across a human-modified landscape

2021-09-26

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Species traits influence their response to environmental conditions and the match between phenotypes and environment mediates spatial changes in species composition. These trait-environment linkages can be disrupted in human-modified landscapes. Human land-use creates habitat fragments where dispersal limitation or edge effects can exclude species that may otherwise suit a given macro-scale environment. Furthermor...

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Literature Corpus work: 34d73be5-e01a-5d7b-885d-5766d50f98f5
DOI: 10.22541/au.163269677.76780917/v1

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