分散进化改变了超级社区中的进化媒介优先效应

Maxime Fajgenblat1,2, Luc De Meester1,3,4,5, Mark C Urban6

  • 1Laboratory of Freshwater Ecology, Evolution and Conservation, KU Leuven , Leuven, Belgium.

概括

进化通过分散影响物种的分布. 在物种贫困的环境中,不断演变的分散特征加强了这些进化介导的优先效应,影响了生物多样性模式.

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