• DOI:10.3354/MEPS10680
Corpus ID: 53611821

Seascape and metacommunity processes regulate fish assemblage structure in coastal wetlands

@article{Davis2014SeascapeAM,
  title={Seascape and metacommunity processes regulate fish assemblage structure in coastal wetlands},
  author={B. Davis and R. Baker and M. Sheaves},
  journal={Marine Ecology Progress Series},
  year={2014},
  volume={500},
  pages={187-202}
}

• B. Davis, R. Baker, M. Sheaves
• Published 2014
• Biology
• Marine Ecology Progress Series

Faunal complexity is an impediment to understanding the function of fragmented coastal wetlands. Conceiving faunal communities as part of a larger network of communities (or a metacommunity) helps to resolve this complexity by enabling simultaneous consideration of local environmental influences and 'regional' dispersal-driven processes. We assessed the role of local vs. regional factors on the fish assemblage structure of a wetland system comprising 20 tidal pools. In equivalent freshwater… Expand

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