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...ntly present at a site.<ref name="partel" /> Dark diversity is related to "habitat-specific" or "filtered" species pool which only includes species that can b == Habitat specificity and scale == ...

...ntly locations with favorable conditions (e.g., less competition or good [[habitat]]). Similarly, when a species becomes very common, then conditions will wor ...''λ''_''xj''(t) will be determined by many things, including [[habitat]], [[intraspecific competition]], and [[interspecific competition]] at ''x' ...

...of the Habitat echoes this idea, explaining that disturbances in a natural habitat can lead to species which typically do not hybridize and backcross to do so ...ite journal|last=Anderson|first=Edgar|date=1948|title=Hybridization of the Habitat|url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/2405610|journal=Evolution|volume=2|issue=1 ...

...radiation}}'''Heliophytes''' or '''sunstroke plants''' are adapted to a [[habitat]] with a very intensive [[Solar irradiance|insolation]] by their structure ...

...: Ecological implications illustrated with an analysis of littoral-pelagic habitat coupling |url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S007595 ...

==Range and habitat== Its habitat is surf flats, and it tends to stay away from clear water regions, such as ...

==Habitat and ecology== ...

== Distribution and habitat == ...neighboring areas of [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] to the north, where the habitat extends inland to the upper reaches of the [[Kura (South Caucasus river)|Ku ...

...set, such that it is optimal for images occurring in the [[Habitat|natural habitat]] of humans.<ref>{{Cite journal |last1=Olshausen |first1=Bruno A. |last2=Fi ...

...reas are favorable to the formation of algal blooms in the Narraganset Bay habitat due to the stratification index being approximately 1.5. Algae have been o ...

...ganism is capable of dispersing across great distances which span variable habitat, it will be more likely that individuals that settle in these new areas wil ..."/>). Smaller species tend to [[Specialization (biology)|specialize]] in a habitat that can provide them with a high quality diet. ...

...wever, when that species becomes very rare, then there may be enough ideal habitat for all of the few remaining individuals. The [[Janzen-Connell hypothesis]] ...

...on (ethic)| conservation]] priorities, and to monitor site management or [[habitat restoration|restoration]] efforts."<ref name=swink1994/> The concept was de ...

...of the adverse effects associated with changing a large ecosystem that is habitat for many varieties of species. ...ity and could possibly harm marine mammals that use the estuaries as their habitat.<ref name=pelc/> ...

...ions in a river change, under different development scenarios, the aquatic habitat of species or ecological communities. Similar considerations also apply to In the past century, hydraulic engineers have been challenged by habitat modeling, complicated by lack of knowledge regarding ecohydraulics. Since t ...

....2012.2138 |pmid=23135673 |pmc=3574434 }}</ref> ''Ammitocyon'' shared this habitat with several other large carnivorans, each of them surpassing 100 kg in wei ...017 |editor-last=Smith |editor-first=Andrew |title=Carnivoran resource and habitat use in the context of a Late Miocene faunal turnover episode |journal=Palae ...

...=MacArthur1967/> Islands that are friendly to life are said to have a high habitat suitability index (HSI).<ref name=Wesche1987/> Features that correlate with ...mmigration rate decreases. The largest possible number of species that the habitat can support is <math>S_{\max}</math>, at which point the immigration rate i ...

...dy-state biomass and population that lasts throughout the lifetime of the habitat. [[Category:Habitat]] ...

== Habitat and food == Litter provides [[Habitat (ecology)|habitat]] for a variety of organisms. ...