阿洛克罗尼是通过食的分离而形成的,而不是在远程海鸟中适应风景

Francesco Ventura1, José Pedro Granadeiro2, Paulo Catry3

  • 1Biology Department, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA, USA. fraventura.92@gmail.com.

Movement ecology
|April 2, 2024
PubMed
概括

马德拉岛的两种鱼通过不同的食息地和繁殖时间在生态上分离,这取决于息地偏好和环境适应,而不是风力条件. 较大的鱼利用较强风的区域,展示复杂的生态隔离驱动器.

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