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在碎片化的北极森林景观中,领土竞争者的共存

Jouni Sorvari1,2, Esa Huhta3, Harri Hakkarainen4

  • 1Natural Resources Institute Finland, Latokartanonkaari 9, 00790, Helsinki, Finland. jouni.sorvari@luke.fi.

Oecologia
|September 28, 2024
PubMed
概括

两个竞争的北方物种Formica aquilonia和Formica polyctena显示出不同的息地偏好. 虽然它们在小森林区内互相避开,但它们可以在适度分散的景观中共存.

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这种植物是Formica aquilonia.形式的多聚烯.玻里埃尔森林 玻里埃尔森林 玻里埃尔森林 玻里埃尔森林竞争 竞争 竞争 竞争竞争中的排斥 竞争中的排斥森林的碎片化 森林的碎片化森林物种 森林物种暂时的息地丧失 暂时的息地丧失

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