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The strength of cross‐taxon congruence in species composition varies with the size of regional species pools and the intensity of human disturbance

2015-03-01

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AIM: Our aims were to determine whether cross‐taxon congruence of species composition patterns varies across regions and human disturbance levels and to infer whether these patterns relate to the size of the regional species pool and the sorting of species along a gradient of human disturbance. LOCATION: Alberta's Boreal and Grassland Natural Regions, Canada. METHOD: We compiled presence–absence data of four biolo...

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Literature Corpus work: 8c0b259a-27c3-5989-9ac5-74d55abd665d
DOI: 10.1111/jbi.12400

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