Patch Size as a Niche Dimension: Aquatic Insects Behaviorally Partition Enemy-Free Space across Gradients of Patch Size Article

Resetarits, William J, Pintar, Matthew R, Bohenek, Jason R et al. (2019). Patch Size as a Niche Dimension: Aquatic Insects Behaviorally Partition Enemy-Free Space across Gradients of Patch Size . AMERICAN NATURALIST, 194(6), 776-793. 10.1086/705809

Open Access

cited authors

  • Resetarits, William J; Pintar, Matthew R; Bohenek, Jason R; Breech, Tyler M

sustainable development goals

authors

publication date

  • December 1, 2019

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published in

keywords

  • AREA
  • COLONIZATION DYNAMICS
  • COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
  • COMPLEX-SYSTEMS
  • Ecology
  • Environmental Sciences & Ecology
  • Evolutionary Biology
  • FOOD WEBS
  • HABITAT SELECTION
  • Life Sciences & Biomedicine
  • OVIPOSITION
  • PREDATION RISK
  • RELATIVE IMPORTANCE
  • SPECIES RICHNESS
  • Science & Technology
  • community assembly
  • diversity
  • enemy-free space
  • habitat selection
  • niche
  • species turnover

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publisher

  • UNIV CHICAGO PRESS

start page

  • 776

end page

  • 793

volume

  • 194

issue

  • 6