Coherence and discontinuity in the scaling of species' distribution patterns.
@article{Hartley2004CoherenceAD, title={Coherence and discontinuity in the scaling of species' distribution patterns.}, author={Stephen B. Hartley and William E Kunin and Jack J. Lennon and Michael J O Pocock}, journal={Proceedings. Biological sciences}, year={2004}, volume={271 1534}, pages={ 81-8 } }
The spatial distribution of a species can be characterized at many different spatial scales, from fine-scale measures of local population density to coarse-scale geographical-range structure. Previous studies have shown a degree of correlation in species' distribution patterns across narrow ranges of scales, making it possible to predict fine-scale properties from coarser-scale distributions. To test the limits of such extrapolation, we have compiled distributional information on 16 species of… CONTINUE READING
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