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The importance of habitat and microclimate on the functional and guild structure of canopy-dwelling beetle communities in subantarctic forest

2024-02-01

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Beetle species living in high-latitude forests may be sensitive to variations in habitat conditions and microclimate. We tested that the functional traits and guild structure of canopy-dwelling beetle species of the southernmost subantarctic forests respond to habitat and microclimate. Beetles were collected in 50,400 m radius circular landscapes regularly distributed over the study area, where habitat and microcl...

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Literature Corpus work: cf4cc199-cfde-5df9-8e5b-f6308b653604
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-023-02775-9

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