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Ryan C Burner1,2, Jörg G Stephan3, Lukas Drag4,5

  • 1U.S. Geological Survey Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center La Crosse Wisconsin USA.

Ecology and evolution
|October 23, 2023
PubMed
概括

选择正确的生态指标对于理解特征-利基关系至关重要. 不同的方法,如社区加权平均值 (CWM) 和联合物种分布模型 (JSDM),对物种特征如何影响它们的生态产生了不同的见解.

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贝叶斯联合物种分布模型贝叶斯联合物种分布模型社区加权平均特征值.死亡的树木木.分散能力的扩散能力.形态特征 形态特征 形态特征人类的基因组学.响应特征 反应特征 响应特征翅膀的长度 翼的长度 翅膀的长度

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