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Pritha Dey1,2

  • 1Wildlife Institute of India Dehradun India.

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|March 2, 2026
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飞行昆虫的特征,如身体大小和飞行能力,在喜马拉雅山脉的海拔梯度上保持稳定,尽管物种多样性和组成发生了变化. 这表明生态角色,而不仅仅是物种身份,驱动昆虫组合中的特征模式.

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