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Soil protist diversity in the Swiss western Alps is better predicted by topo‐climatic than by edaphic variables

2020-04-01

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AIM: Trends in spatial patterns of diversity in macroscopic organisms can be well predicted from correlative models, using topo‐climatic variables for plants and animals allowing inference over large scales. By contrast, diversity in soil microorganisms is generally considered as mostly driven by edaphic variables and, therefore, difficult to extrapolate on a large spatial scale based on predictive models. Here, w...

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893af64d-6b17-52e6-a6ac-f7d11e15300b
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10.1111/jbi.13755
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