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Similar compositional turnover but distinct insular environmental and geographical drivers of native and exotic ants in two oceans

2019-10-01

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AIM: This study aims to quantify the patterns in compositional turnover of native and exotic ants on small islands in two oceans, and to explore whether such patterns are driven by similar environmental, geographical and potentially biotic variables. LOCATION: Pacific and Atlantic islands. TIME PERIOD: Present. MAJOR TAXA STUDIED: Ants. METHODS: We applied Multi‐Site Generalised Dissimilarity Modelling (MS‐GDM), w...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d50fb97-76ee-5f51-bc17-d510da02a0b8
DOI: 10.1111/jbi.13671

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