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The influence of canopy position, pollinator syndrome, and region on evolutionary transitions in pollinator guild size.

2008-01-01

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Little is known about how ecological context influences the probability of transitions in the extent of pollinator specialization. One unexplored hypothesis suggests that transitions to environments with different light conditions should be accompanied by transitions in pollinator guild because of the combined effects of exposure to a new pollinator community and the different relative costs associated with pollin...

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868aaec3-7f92-5d20-a62c-99e745cb95e2
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10.1086/523359
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