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The ecological biogeography of indigenous and introduced Antarctic springtails

2019-09-01

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AIM: We investigated turnover and richness in Antarctic springtails to understand large‐scale patterns in soil faunal diversity and how these are altered by biological invasions. LOCATION: Antarctica and the Southern Ocean Islands. TAXON: Collembola (springtails). METHODS: We developed a database of all springtail species recorded from the Antarctic region. The relationship of species richness and turnover to high...

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DOI: 10.1111/jbi.13639

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