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利基差异化,生殖干扰和范围扩张.

Gregory F Grether1, Ann E Finneran1, Jonathan P Drury2

  • 1Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA.

Ecology letters
|December 8, 2023
PubMed
概括

生殖干扰,而不仅仅是竞争,可以限制物种范围的扩张. 鲁比斯波特虫表明,通过专注于繁殖息地,避免干扰可以实现范围的增长.

关键词:
在 Odonata 的位置上.行为干扰是行为干扰.生态利基模式生态利基模式生态释放 生态释放息地的适宜性模型利基范围 广度 宽度利基领域的重叠.利基的相似性 利基的相似性生殖干扰的生殖干扰种类分布模型的物种分布模型.

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