BioScience,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
70(9), С. 772 - 793
Опубликована: Июль 7, 2020
Abstract
Urbanization
is
changing
Earth's
ecosystems
by
altering
the
interactions
and
feedbacks
between
fundamental
ecological
evolutionary
processes
that
maintain
life.
Humans
in
cities
alter
eco-evolutionary
play
simultaneously
both
actors
stage
on
which
takes
place.
modifies
land
surfaces,
microclimates,
habitat
connectivity,
networks,
food
webs,
species
diversity,
composition.
These
environmental
changes
can
lead
to
phenotypic,
genetic,
cultural
makeup
of
wild
populations
have
important
consequences
for
ecosystem
function
essential
services
nature
provides
human
society,
such
as
nutrient
cycling,
pollination,
seed
dispersal,
production,
water
air
purification.
Understanding
monitoring
urbanization-induced
inform
strategies
achieve
sustainability.
In
present
article,
we
propose
understanding
these
dynamics
requires
rigorous
characterization
urbanizing
regions
rapidly
evolving,
tightly
coupled
human–natural
systems.
We
explore
how
emergent
properties
urbanization
affect
across
space
time.
identify
five
key
urban
drivers
change—habitat
modification,
heterogeneity,
novel
disturbances,
biotic
interactions—and
highlight
direct
urbanization-driven
change
nature's
contributions
people.
Then,
emerging
complexities—landscape
complexity,
discontinuities,
socio-ecological
cross-scale
interactions,
legacies
time
lags—that
need
be
tackled
future
research.
evolving
metacommunity
concept
a
powerful
framework
study
dynamics.
Taxon,
Год журнала:
1972,
Номер
21(2-3), С. 213 - 251
Опубликована: Май 1, 1972
Summary
Given
a
resource
gradient
(e.g.
light
intensity,
prey
size)
in
community,
species
evolve
to
use
different
parts
of
this
gradient;
competition
between
them
is
thereby
reduced.
Species
relationships
the
community
may
be
conceived
terms
multidimensional
coordinate
system,
axes
which
are
various
gradients
(and
other
aspects
space,
time,
and
one
another
community).
This
system
defines
hyperspace,
range
space
that
given
occupies
its
niche
hypervolume,
as
an
abstract
characterization
intra‐community
position,
or
niche.
toward
difference
niche,
consequently
location
their
hypervolumes
hyperspace.
Through
evolutionary
time
additional
can
fit
into
from
those
species,
hyperspace
become
increasingly
complex.
Its
complexity
relates
community's
richness
alpha
diversity.
differ
proportions
they
able
occupy
share
resources
utilize.
The
utilized
expressed
species'
productivities,
when
ranked
by
relative
productivity
(or
some
measurement)
most
least
important,
importance‐value
dominance‐diversity
curves
formed.
Three
types
represent
manners
divided
among
species:
(a)
pre‐emption
with
strong
dominance,
geometric
series,
(b)
random
boundaries
niches,
MacArthur
distribution,
(c)
determination
importance
many
factors,
so
form
frequency
distribution
on
logarithmic
base
values,
lognormal
distribution.
forms
do
not
permit
inference
about
division,
but
interest
for
expression
bearing
measurement
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2011,
Номер
366(1576), С. 2351 - 2363
Опубликована: Июль 18, 2011
Deterministic
theories
in
community
ecology
suggest
that
local,
niche-based
processes,
such
as
environmental
filtering,
biotic
interactions
and
interspecific
trade-offs
largely
determine
patterns
of
species
diversity
composition.
In
contrast,
more
stochastic
emphasize
the
importance
chance
colonization,
random
extinction
ecological
drift.
The
schisms
between
deterministic
perspectives,
which
date
back
to
earliest
days
ecology,
continue
fuel
contemporary
debates
(e.g.
niches
versus
neutrality).
As
illustrated
by
pioneering
studies
Robert
H.
MacArthur
co-workers,
resolution
these
requires
consideration
how
local
processes
changes
across
scales.
Here,
we
develop
a
framework
for
disentangling
relative
generating
site-to-site
variation
composition
(β-diversity)
along
gradients
(disturbance,
productivity
interactions)
among
biogeographic
regions
differ
size
regional
pool.
We
illustrate
discern
using
null-model
approaches
explicitly
account
factors
inherently
create
turnover.
By
embracing
scales,
can
build
synthetic
understanding
structure
biodiversity
face
emerge
from
factors.
Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
87(4), С. 769 - 785
Опубликована: Март 20, 2012
Ecophylogenetics
can
be
viewed
as
an
emerging
fusion
of
ecology,
biogeography
and
macroevolution.
This
new
fast‐growing
field
is
promoting
the
incorporation
evolution
historical
contingencies
into
ecological
research
agenda
through
widespread
use
phylogenetic
data.
Including
phylogeny
thinking
represents
opportunity
for
biologists
from
different
fields
to
collaborate
has
provided
promising
avenues
in
both
theoretical
empirical
towards
a
better
understanding
assembly
communities,
functioning
ecosystems
their
responses
environmental
changes.
The
time
ripe
assess
critically
extent
which
integration
these
ecology
delivered
on
its
promise.
Here
we
review
how
information
been
used
identify
key
components
species
interactions
with
biotic
abiotic
environments,
determine
relationships
between
diversity
ecosystem
ultimately
establish
good
management
practices
protect
overall
biodiversity
face
global
change.
We
evaluate
relevance
by
phylogenies
ecologists,
highlighting
current
potential
weaknesses
needs
future
developments.
suggest
that
despite
strong
progress
made,
consistent
unified
framework
still
missing
link
local
dynamics
necessary
step
order
interpret
observed
patterns
wider
context.
Beyond
fundamental
question
evolutionary
history
contributes
shape
ecophylogenetics
will
help
become
integrative
predictive
science.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2010,
Номер
5(7), С. e11554 - e11554
Опубликована: Июль 14, 2010
Conservationists
have
proposed
methods
for
adapting
to
climate
change
that
assume
species
distributions
are
primarily
explained
by
variables.
The
key
idea
is
use
the
understanding
of
species-climate
relationships
map
corridors
and
identify
regions
faunal
stability
or
high
turnover.
An
alternative
approach
adopt
an
evolutionary
timescale
ask
ultimately
what
factors
control
total
diversity,
so
over
long
run
major
drivers
richness
can
be
protected.
Within
a
single
climatic
region,
temperate
area
encompassing
all
Northeastern
U.S.
Maritime
Canada,
we
hypothesized
geologic
may
take
precedence
in
explaining
diversity
patterns.
If
geophysical
does
drive
regional
then
conserving
settings
offer
conservation
protects
under
both
current
future
climates.
Here
tested
how
well
geology
predicts
14
US
states
three
Canadian
provinces,
using
comprehensive
new
spatial
dataset.
Results
linear
regressions
on
possible
combinations
23
variables
indicated
four
factors;
number
geological
classes,
latitude,
elevation
range
amount
calcareous
bedrock,
predicted
with
certainty
(adj.
R(2)
=
0.94).
To
confirm
species-geology
ran
independent
test
18,700
location
points
885
rare
found
40%
were
restricted
geology.
Moreover,
each
class
supported
5-95
endemic
chi-square
tests
confirmed
bedrock
extreme
elevations
had
significantly
more
than
expected
chance
(P<0.0001),
strongly
corroborating
regression
model.
Our
results
suggest
protecting
will
conserve
stage
biodiversity
robust
species-level
predictions.